Real estate is a great vehicle and there are a lot of ways to be successful in it which is even more fascinating and probably enhances this "too many choices" problem. 

In my experience, you likely need to use an enhanced cash flow strategy if you need cash flow on day 1 (rent by room, medium term rental, short term rental)

I'd place a strip of mesh tape over each crack, a thin layer of mud, and then finish off with popcorn texture.

When they use A&E Flip this House and CT Homes and combine it with Fortune Builders (a separate company) remember it is a marketing ploy to enhance the image that you too can be Inc. 500 next business.

Another tip, if you like how it looks, going with a textured surface helps hide some of the scratches that your tenants will inevitably cause. 

But it only points out to the different wall texture and states that it looks like an addition.

Eventually I may raise the floor to enhance the cohesiveness of the property but it looks really good.Im just very concerned about the liability.

New kitchen cabinet, updating light fixture and plumbing fixture, new tile, new bathtub, freshly texture and paint.

The space I will be renting out is a 46x72 shop house that was built in 1999 it has a 1500 sq ft 3/2 living space that has recently been renovated (paint texture, HVAC, flooring, bathroom kitchen cabinets and fixtures) the shop space is 1800 sq ft.

I’d caulk it and maybe touch it up with the wall color (It’ll be easier to cut a straight line in paint with the smoother texture)If there’s slight sagging, you may have nothing worse than a few nails popping at the nearest joist.