So I landed some instant equity as well as my commission.It's a great building with a townhouse style layout around a corner.

Adding a walk in closet to to lower bedroom that will most likely be a guest bedroom or a child's room, wont do anything for the salability or marketablity of the property.With a home of this size you want to sell life style and comfort more than anything else.

The amazing thing about Hispanics is that they are multi generational households, many have kids and grand kids and great grand kids in the same house.If the family is cash oriented, HISPANICS FIND A WAY TO PAY THEIR LANDLORD!!!

A. to learn as much as possible about the buyer's needsB. have five appointments ready to show  the buyerC. to insist that you are the perfect salesperson to work with the buyerD. to find a property for the buyer6.which housing style displeases some critics because of its mix and match look that they say is oversized, pretentious, and without style?

@Dmitriy Fomichenko I had already seen that guide, and you're right it is a great piece to orient new investors.  

That all depends on your personal investing style.

Once I orient myself in the forums and the books on the BP's 21 recommended book list I'm sure I'll have a great many questions for you all.

From area and price range of the home, all the way to style and if you are looking to flip or hold.The key is to not be a secret if you are looking to invest, network, network, network. 

@Demetrius Gatling - Congratulations and best wishes on your REI journey.You have certainly demonstrated that you are action oriented, committed and fearless at at your age.I and fellow BPers are here to help and will motivate you to build your portfolio.You have taken the first step today.

& that is exactly why we rarely have any downtime & we have been doing this a LONG time.In fact one 1970's style SFH was shown & taken with all deposits BEFORE the rehab (pic below) was complete.