Nothing new or novel about this... if you know how to use Netflix watch the movie Glenn Garry Glen Ross... this is the industry in a nut shell.. its how florida was sold Post ww2...

If you want to invest you will need, earnest money, down payment money, home inspection money, fix up money, closing cost money, 1st years insurances and taxes money, operating reserves money (as specified by your lender and your own personal analysis).If you have the dough, there's plenty of go, but without it--you have nothing to invest.Will your 60k (60G's in old time movie talk) be enough to bankroll this investment, or will you need to add to that?

I would want to keep the integrity of the 1920's building, but the lobby and hallways are out of a horror movie and the kitchens and bathrooms look like they're falling apart... and they could definitely use an upgrade on technology.MY QUESTION: How would you handle a full gut job on an old 35 unit property like this, especially when it comes to tenants?

Well I was digging through my photo album last night and found a few pictures from some of the movies that I've played in and thought I might share them with you'll.

It's a great area - secluded, rural yet 5 minutes to the happenings in Kyle (movie theater, restaurants, shopping). 

Also, they do title searches and escrow and all of the jazz.For CPA, I use a CPA more versed in the movie business (my main profession). 

I felt like I was in the movie Wolf of Wall Street and they were trying to sell me penny stocks. 

You dreamed, you learned and you acted.WarningDo not ever watch the 80's movie Risky Business.  

Otherwise, if you do have to evict them yourself,  it will probably be at least 60 days before you can movie in, but that 6 month clock Nick was talking about won't start ticking until they're out. 

I guess there is a book and a movie for it.