Is unique with wooden arched windows etc.

Here is what I am thinking but thoughts appreciated...Replace flower post near front door with a more modern wooden one.Landscaping of coursePainting the front door - I have seen houses with this color and a funky medium orange door.

Unfortunately many schools don't have these programs available any more, but I would say this was a huge factor in my ability to quickly learn how to fix houses and even analyze rehabs, manage contractors, spot when things weren't being done correctly by said contractors, etc.While most of my friends were in college partying, racking up $50k+ in debt only to have a useless degree that they never ended up using, I was making $50k+ a year working blue collar jobs, which allowed me to start investing in real estate before most of my peers had finished college.I would definitely recommend getting your real estate license ASAP since you've already said that interests you, and it's relatively cheap and easy.  

Originally posted by @Patrick Owens:This actually happened to my primary residence...My neighbor recently enclosed his back yard with a standard 6' wooden fence.

Also, put up towel hooks on the wall across from the toilet and a hotel style towel rack over the toilet, and a new light fixture over the mirror--  the existing fixture is too high.

Just like all other countries that have great social programs that rack up massive amounts of debt, they can't go on forever and when the song comes to and end, things come to a crashing halt.

I ended up selling off my rental properties and racking up a ton of debt over that time.

Then he sold it to me after one of the tenants racked up $5K debt with him during the COVID moratorium and the other screwed him for $2K more.

If you're going to buy a 200,000 property, 100 per week won't add up fast enough for your down payment, but if you were buying a 50,000 like the ones we have here in Toledo, then you could make the argument that you should rack up the downpayment now.I personally think its smart to save, but it all depends on your timeline.

They're in a HOA so lot of stuff is taken care of, but at the same time I aslo have a bit of extra effort to ensure I don't rack up violations...but it's basically on auto pilot now.The other property was way more of a challenge.