Now that the deal is closed, property manager is hired and lender has approved an LLC transfer.... it's time to tackle the LLC transfer, itself.

If you just try to tackle this on your own, spend $600-$1800 with the standard treatment and then more come from the untreated next door unit that hasn't been treated, it's all for naught.

I've read 3 of the books on your list but I'll start tackling each 1 by 1 and I'll watch the freedom to flip clip today!

My plan is also to complete the whole project than tackle the credit cards.

So here are the numbers for both sides per year:Purchase price: $230KGSR: $35,640Repairs and Maintenance: $2915Utilities: $3265 Taxes: $2220Insurance: $2500MGMT Fees (although I am tackling this myself): $2851Replacement Reserve: $1000 (for replacement of appliances NOI: $19,463Expected Monthly Cash Flow: $450Of course I wish I would have gotten it for less, but with an average vacancy rate in this small community running around 4% or lower for the past decade, and with comps' based on the same product selling for $256k, $249k, & $272k, I thought it was a good buy.Please guys let me know what you think!  

Would you tackle a meth house?

As a casual buyer, I might be a bit scared to tackle a basement finish whereas having a fence put in seems like a rather easy project to hire out.

A couple issues to also keep in mind: What is zoning like in your area, was the property legally converted to MFH or is that a headache to tackle after purchase?

Cody Barrett If you are willing to tackle repairs early on it will help you down the road.- DIY can save money when starting out helps with cash flow- Learning how to do the repairs helps you later if you hire work done because you know what is involved- Fixing things helps you see how to tenant proof your property, which means make it harder for them to break thingsAs others said just google it or watch a youtube video and you can learn anything.

I would imagine it’s much different than tackling funding for a smaller pre existing home or commercial building.