I’m sure they have people who do that kind of thing as part of their job description. 

I moved from Portland OR to Columbus OH because of lower entry costs and strong population and job market growth trends.

Get a job until you Scale or are working Sundays and are worn out.  3.  

It sounds like you’ve done a great job adding value to the property with the additional living space, but unfortunately, appraisers sometimes have different criteria for valuing finished basements, especially when it comes to bedrooms or family rooms.

I could explain why, but I feel that @Dave Meyer and Dan Nelson do a great job on the podcast. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1043

It doesn't have to be a 2nd job with a few helpful tools in place.

Then, you can find cash buyers by accessing a list of properties sold without a mortgage lien.iBuyersiBuyers, also called instant buyers, are companies that buy homes using real estate technology and third-party title companies. iBuyers are often real estate tech companies and purchase a high volume of homes each year to resell.

Better to get a job quote than an hourly wage.

@Jonathan TiradoMany people invest and have a job on the side.

I state in my contract that for any work over $300 we seek approval for the repair and always have a quote ready from our maintenance tech if over $300.