We also have a vision for the common areas / elevator / parking, however I would like to get your opinion on how to prioritize the different Capex/renovations in a MF repositioning plan, what has work well for you in past deals and what hasn't been worth the investment. 

My issue is getting the process going, I know we must take half of the house down but the engineer I contacted gave me this whole lecture as to why he can’t help me, me being very resourceful want to only find people with a vision ( those who find a way).

The cold facts are as follows.I want in the Real Estate business.Therefore I will get my license and as I attempt to sell I will work in property management in an effort to learn more of you real estate people's vocabulary, vision, and perspective. . . and if everyone else is afraid of toilets I'll dive in! 

Please note majority of tenants won't see or understand a vision of a fixer upper, so IMO do not advertise until it's basically ready and people can see it.. 

I have a long-term vision and plan to use rentals as one aspect of my family's financial portfolio.  

I am a prospective real estate investor in the Philadelphia, PA area looking to get my feet wet, connect with local professionals, and develop a valuable set of skills to succeed in partnership and individual ventures.A quick SparkNotes about myself - I am a not-so-recent Mechanical Engineer graduate from Drexel University, with a long-term vision of entrepreneurship and establishing true financial freedom.

Sentimentality can cloud your vision.

I had a first consultation with Pro Vision Wealth today and while I like their structure, it was a little pricey for me at this time.  

I see lots of these hoarder homes and have to say that the vision afterwards is hard for me to imagine...until now. :)

I had grand visions of all of the things I was going to do for my fiance and I, the kind of truck I would drive, the upgrades I would do to our home, you name it.