I’m a truck driver recently just moved out my apartment to cut expenses and start this journey of planing the long game with real estate.

Very modern and no corners were cut.

Thinking cut trees down, paint eaves, trim and window frames white.

For those looking more aggressively, the Pro subscription offers the full set of daily properties (10+ daily), plus usually another 30-40 in a (filterable by state and city) google sheet that didn't make the cut.

So the biggest problem currently is that nationwide hospital systems are attempting to cut down on travel nurse staffing.

Really looking to upgrade to battery powered access control to be more efficient and cut costs during turnovers.

It has a sand paper-like feel and you can cut it to size.

Are there unnecessary expenses that can be cut out?

While you don't need an accountant for this as you can do your own research, and accountant can cut the research time in half, remove any noise, and tell you how that strategy can apply to your personal situation 

I have a small background in construction -- I used to do small jobs like tear up carpet or help cut or demolish sheet rock for my local church -- so I'd like to try serving as my own general contractor.