It was a property I walked by all the time and thought, someone should fix that house up, it would be so cute, and then it came up for sale and I jumped on it.

@Matt PolinchakThat is a cute home.

Not sure why it took me so long to join, but I'm here now.A little bit about me, I'm currently a full time photographer originally from Australia but now based out of Oklahoma, you can see some of my work here: I also do a lot of digital marketing(specializing in Email Marketing and Customer Journeys) and graphic design on the side.I've been really getting into real estate over the last couple years with a few rentals and about to open our first Airbnb, hopefully start of June.I really want to dive straight in and see where this takes me.

Consider an outside vendor such as a graphic designer or consultant to a business.

I don't have North-side type money but have recently become enamored with the Gresham or West Chatham area kind of near that really cute park.

A cute, freshly rehabbed 3/2 in a very desirable, charming neighborhood.

Cash out - make money pay taxes and that is that [or buy a cute beach condo - furnish rental and have a place to go when not renting out etc] If you are in Southern CA - get a Newport Beach or Dana Point - something kinda cool.

Are you able to upload designs/graphics or was it all text on USPS site?

That way you at least know what kinds of pets are on your property ahead of time, and it lowers the chance of putting you in a bad position of finding out a family got their children a cute puppy that they love and you come in and tell them the dog has to go. 

I was so excited when I bought and rented my first property, I went to Lowes and bought a cute potted plant and left it in the house with a card.