cool thanks for advice @Nick C.

Then I called with Republic, and the VP I was talking with was also a new investor, so that was cool, but the best he could do is a 20yr amoritization, with a 10yr ARM and then a balloon payment.   

Many have posted a few great tips already, that's the cool thing about this forum ;-)That said, I highly recommend using the awesome tools provided here on BP to learn the basics of analysis and underwriting.A few tips to get started and your continued learning:Find and connect with other BP members that are in your area.Set up keyword alerts to be notified of the topics that interest you.Read Beginner’s Guide.Check out BP Podcasts.Find upcoming real estate events and meetups near you.If you'd like to tag someone in the conversation, type @ followed by their name and then select the name of that person that appears below the comments box.

Many have posted a few great tips already, that's the cool thing about this forum ;-) That said, I highly recommend using the awesome tools provided here on BP to learn the basics of analysis and underwriting.A few tips to get started and your continued learning:Read Beginner’s Guide.Check out BP Podcasts.Find and connect with other BP members that are in your area.Getting the Most out of BiggerPocketsHow to Effectively Use BiggerPockets to Build Your BusinessThe BiggerPockets Keyword Alert SystemFind upcoming real estate events and meetups near you.If you'd like to tag someone in the conversation, type @ followed by their name and then select the name of that person that appears below the comments box.

Now we are at like million people on this platform, pretty cool.

But when the market cools in the slightest, Opendoor will have to seriously adjust to make any money.

I wouldn't just tape those up.....Hard to tell on pix, but it may just be dust that is accumulating in areas due to normal air circulation/turbulence....if that's the case, you really just need to clean the unit up...... dust will kill the efficiency of cooling unitsWorst case is that its something liquid leaking and its blowing that material across that surface and dirt is sticking to thatBy sealing it up without knowing the issue, you are just encasing the issue out of site and will likely just postpone needing to deal with it.Id take the covers off and take  a better look....my gut is that's it dust material

We want to be unique enough that  visitors will pick our property on how beautiful or cool it is rather than it's the least expensive.

Am I correct to assume that mold, heat/cooling system, and insulation inspections would all require specialists in those fields or should a general home inspector be able to asses all of these areas.

If you've held a property for 5 years in Oklahoma, no capital gain tax is owed - seems pretty cool, right?