You did an incredible job decorating that! 

It was a forclosure and needed a little work...did the big stuff the first month then  I rented out rooms like roommate situation (but didn't live there but could come and go) for the first 8 months to complete the minor renovations and decorating etc.  

You mean, that I can decorate houses and make money with it, but don't have to have anyone else tell me what they want?'

Although I have loved my career, and had years of relatively tax-free income while living overseas, I really wanted a change of interior brain decor.

Upfront investment is furnishing a home can be a huge turn off initially, due to needing kitchenware, linens, towels, TVs, decor, etc.

We were out of city for few days and getting the estimates for paint job (for patches/damages due to unapproved decoration) from the different contractors took time.

When I redid my own yard, I don't think I even spent 3k for a FULL overhaul including 2 dozen roses, 2 dozen shrubs, a small patch of lawn, several creeping vines, a completely new irrigation system, path lights, spotlights, removing about 4 ton of decorative rock and replacing it with another 6 ton of rock and river stones for my front and back yard (desert landscaping), along with the usual trimming and pruning.Of course, I'm sure that KC has larger lots than Vegas but you're just cleaning up.

I have very good skills in decorations and I knoe a lot of good contractors but how to find a deal and money? 

My rentals are all solid floors, and there is a pet deposit.Its a blank slate for decorating.

I personally recommend self-managing because there is an abundance of tools that you can use to where you do little to no work at all.As far as vendors for furnishing I'd look into partnering with an interior decorator because they get extreme discounts at all furniture stores, Amazon Business Prime, Wayfair, & HostGPO.