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Investing since 2011 I am always trying to find ways to enhance my portfolio.

To do it online was $87.72 (75.00 + 10.00 enhanced access fee + 2.72 instant access fee).

After taking about 6 months to convert it into a 4 bedroom, put on new siding, some windows, trim, exterior paint, a new roof on part of it, sheetrocking about half the house, tape, texture, trim, paint, carpet, tile, electric and plumbing fixtures, rewiring about half of it, adding rafters to the garage, a new garage door, a crushed asphalt driveway, and sod, I finally sold it for $55,000 after having it on the market for 3 months with a realtor and only getting 2 offers that didn't want me to carry it.With a little over $25,000 in repairs to it, when it was said and done I walked away from the closing with a net profit of about $1,500.

I then proposed that they list their home under my account so that the ratings/reviews on our two properties would enhance each other's property, which would result in increased bookings for both of us. 

Okay.... suck out the litter box in the attic, replace all the ceiling drywall, re-texture, repaint, and blow in new insulation. 

IMO, the costs and continuing requirements, office meetings and all that goes on really doesn't enhance investing, but the education does.If you know alot of people and are good with the public, sales as a Realtor can be a great business.

Bad combinationI remember talking to them about how we could "enhance the screening" for the Section 8 properties they're doing, and they pushed back saying they legally need to maintain the same set of standards for all their applicant screening, Section 8 or not.

I like the idea of using leverage to enhance returns, although I have been told by local agents (and wholesellers) that financial institutions are not going to work with new investors on purchasing their first property.

I will add that I do see a divide in the Millineals where the more financially successful ones tend to spend less time on non-business related social mostly focusing on the use of social media to enhance their lives.