Account Closed as you know my friend, it's easy to find rocks, it damn hard finding diamonds in the rough and then polishing them into a gem.

.- knock out kitchen wall, vault ceiling, add skylights- all floors exposed to concrete / ground / polished / wet finished (all floors demo - remove vinyl tilinh and carpet)- add some can lights- remove popcorn ceiling in whole house and prep to paint ready - paint all interior - bathroom remodel - replace electric panel (zysco)Thanks in advance - Minh

You could really polish it up if the rents would work to do it.I'm not looking for anything like right now, that but my thoughts are this:Neighborhood...how much crime?

For example: an investor that I was working with wanted to polish up the exterior of one of his properties by redoing the exterior architecture and replacing 12 windows.

Walls with nail polish or any other substance that needs to be painted over. 

I know most of the basics but would love to get a little more polished up and dialed in on the subject.   

@Jonathon Klem I can’t tell you how many turnarounds we have done where we simply replaced the “light blue” and green paint in rooms and polished the floors and everyone thought the house looked great and it boosted the price of both rental and sale.Those colors in particular are found in a lot of wallpaper/older homes around here.

His previous experience includes purchasing buildings (like an old body shop) and sand blasting the interior, polishing the floors, redoing some sheet rock and leasing to tech companies looking for an open floor plan.

I couldn't agree with you more that working for a few years, saving, investing and polishing your skills set will not hurt you in the long run.

Try to be as polished as you can when you present.