Maybe even put something together to tackle this as a team if interested.

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'm thinking of waiting until I can find maybe a 6-unit with only moderate deferred maintenance, tackle improving that, and go from there.

In my experience, I(we) became a generation molded into become one that was easily mobile (rent and move to find a better spot), cautious with our money, and tackling one thing at a time like school, a career, family, then a home.Heavy use of commas but didn't want to drag this out.

I would eventually like to give up the 9 to 5 workday, but I'm realistic and know that is a long way off at this point.I have massive debt to tackle as I work to build a real estate investing business (going to blog about my journey).  

If you're going to tackle a historical project then you're going to need a BIG compelling story to get others to help you.

Then you have more energy to tackle the next one and the next one until you're out of danger.

Has anyone tackled this issue with HUD??

I just tackled a wall paper removal job.