Right now I am on pace to finish in under the 45 hours.

I walk through it with the wife & arrive at a cost she doubles it & I come in under budget (sometimes). 

you'd recoup that money in under a year including the month that you'd ahve it vacant while doing the renos.

With more homes being listed on the market to meet this demand, first-time homebuyers are inundated with articles, videos, and social media posts about how to find the perfect home.

In some places (particularly urban) people are inundated with calls and they don't want to hear from you.

They did just ask for an outlet repair so it's good timing to go in "under cover" so to speak.The heat, dryer and stove are gas.

My current target purchase range in under 100k for a long term rental.   

While we are going through their approval process, I left the listing up and received 25 inquiries in under a week.

That is the situation as it exists in the real world.On the other hand, here in the BP forums, we are routinely inundated with requests to know more from people who are "excited about passive income through real estate" or "finding financial freedom through rentals," or all the other different slogans and catchphrases that all essentially, boil down to one sentiment: "I want to quit my job yet have a secure income coming in as rent."

I keep seeing in my financial news feeds, the media constantly talking about these eviction moratoriums hurting landlords. Albeit, its seems like hardly anyone on here has mentioned being hit by this. Anytime someone ...