You could add some border of rocks or metal edging and use crushed granite for the walk.

If you aren't ready to absolutely grind and turn over every single rock in hopes to find a deal, you won't last in wholesaling. 95% of those who get started wholesaling fail, and they're motivated!

Tenants must have banged some kind of furniture against the kitchen wall to take off part of the sheet rock.

Even making a rock-bottom offer doesn't sit well with me sight unseen.This is in Iowa, but I am wondering if anyone knows the legal rights I would have if an offer were accepted with these tenants already in place?

He really excels at finding cost-effective band-aid solutions where others might have just torn out and replaced.

I am a beginner Wholesaler needing professional advice and network contacts, Realtors, Brokers, Attorneys, CPA and Title Company who are Investor friendly.
I am a sharp go getter.

We buy materials, pay 400.00 for labor to installed tile surround on a tub, tub to ceilings with accent band. 

@Johnny Situ  When you list A,B, and C properties, are you purchasing all three, by spreading out the $60K as downpayments for each?

The northwest and Little Rock areas seem to have the most activity.

If only another year and you don't have a huge amount of money tied up then I would not rock the boat.