@Marco Y.When choosing inexpensive kitchen cabinets for your rental property, prioritize durability, ease of maintenance, and a neutral aesthetic that will appeal to a wide range of tenants.Like @Bruce Woodruff said, I would stay away from IKEA and RTA.Consider open shelving to cut costs. 

The sellers got the price they wanted and I got a great deals since we cut out the middleman and all the hassle.

You can cut up your 50k into a smart downpayment and renovation budget in the right area.

.: @A H.you may get people chiming in with advice on Kansas City or other out of state markets that they want to recommend to you, but I am going to be blunt.it is very, very difficult to cash flow right now unless you are using some kind of creative strategy (or combination of strategies).you might be able to use your HELOC to buy 1-2 properties... but if you use a HELOC for the DP + a mortgage, that will likely be so expensive that you won't cash flow at all and will be negative every year.I appreciate you being blunt.

Or should I even just cut my losses and sell.

If it’s from a loose pipe, you can cut out a section of drywall from the other side of the shower wall, like a room or a closet, and secure the pipe.

If they have a buyer and see .5% or 0% offered as buyer agent compensation, you'll cut your potential inquiries by 80-85% as many agents will move onto a listing that offers 2-3% buyer agent commission.Just my $.02Hope this helps!

Think of dudes who cut their hot dogs into pin wheels and then top them with ketchup.

There are so many people there that have been in the real estate game for a long period of time and they can really help you cut through the noise.There is a really good meet up that you can find on BP that meets once a month as well that takes place at the ivy in Buckhead.

He did a fairly decent remodel and converted an awkward cut out in the floorplan into a functional den, making it a great home office for future tenants and resale.