I have a similar scheme in my kitchen.

I am working on changing doors and trims in my fourplex. The pre-pictures are here.
http://habitatgroupmn.com/pre.html

The rooms are small so to make it spacious and keep the old victorian character of the house, I w...

Also, for a PM to stay in business without scheming you, they must have volume.

I would keep that scheme in your back pocket. are you saying there is no honor among wholesalers  :)  and its unregulated activities and dog eat dog...

I'd like to install the following matching security and doors (although no trim of jamb will be removed or impacted) similar to these: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Unique-Home-Designs-36... and https://www.homedepot.com/p/Feather-River-Doors-36...Paint - I plan to paint the exterior in a historically appropriate 3-tone color scheme, likely white with grey trim and black sashes.Siding repair - the 1x8 wood siding has minor rot in a few small inconspicuous areas, that I plan to replace by weaving in appropriate new wooden planks matching in dimension.

Each deal he goes over covers expenses and he explains up front that investing in real estate is not a get rich quick scheme, but takes hard work and lots of investigative work on your part.So I figured it was destiny that I found my way here and I have what may be a very Noobish question to start off with. 

Going pro is worth every penny.It's incredibly cheap in the grand scheme of things. 

The buy and hold strategy isn't a get rich quick scheme, and yet some people have entirely too short sided of a viewpoint and only worry about what kind of returns it gets TODAY. 

Where you are has a lot to do with how long you can work a particular scheme.

He basically ended up having a nervous breakdown, was in the hospital for a week or two, and the whole Ponzi scheme fell apart.