If you start throwing in alternative strategies and enhancements too soon, you'll end up confusing the analysis.Plan to buy at the right price from the start and then you can get creative and turn a great deal into an exceptional one!

The plantiff was a Hard Money lender and the defendant an LLC.There were no photos of the inside of the home on the internet, but I did a walk-by before the auction and could notice plenty of enhancements- new paint exterior, new windows, new AC compressors out in the back lawn, some electrical conduit ran, nice light fixtures and swimming pull furniture, etc. 

Enhancing your customer experience is key.

@Dexter McCloud Sir,100% sounds like you're on the right track.

We will need an attorney to help us review and/or enhance our operational agreement.  

In addition, if you're getting an RE license, do yourself a favor and join a team.When you're new, a team can help you thru the ins and outs, giving you direction and assisting with difficult situations.You'll also want to provide great customer service to your clients and shift work makes that difficult, especially when there's something that needs immediate attention and you're on a 911 call.In addition, your brothers and sisters in the firehouse are going to expect you to be focused on the task at hand while on duty, so having that team will further enhance your customer service for both clients and the citizens.

You want an asset with potential to enhance operations, increase other income, increase economic vacancy and raise rents.

I hear the Pittsburgh Yards & South Beltline projects are underway and have the potential to change / enhance the areas... 

Pick an area you know the best and enhance that knowledge.

I have an equity line on the property I attained to make repairs/upgrades to enhance the sale proceeds.