I have year round support and they know more about taxes than anyone else I’ve met.

Plus, I feel like if something goes wrong, I’m out of pocket to fix issues because the property isn’t generating enough to cover even a new a/c. my thought on keeping it was to get my feet wet and make my mistakes on this thing.

I know nothing is safe but more to get my feet wet in something to learn while still benefiting from it.

I know my firm will finance it assuming the unit is 600 square feet or larger.

If there's one missing that people expected, you'll know.Bonus round...do the same thing with your top 5 competitors reviews and get a full market analysis, for free, based on the most valuable thing you have: your guests' opinions.  

It's probably the best way (in my opinion) to get your feet wet at a young age, have an appreciating asset and keep your living costs lower than if you were renting out a room / apartment on your own. 

Congrats Konstantin for jumping in with both feet on your first fix and flip!

Sup BPers.Wanting to get my feet wet and own my first piece of RE property.

I would love to partner with someone so I can get "my feet wet" with deals without facing 100% of the risk head on. 

New gas flex line if it's gas and not plumbed directly, *maybe* a few feet of new cable for an electric (but often you can reuse the old cable).If you want to add a drain pan, price that out at the big-box store too - maybe $20 for the pan and $10 for some PVC drain pipe.