Or certain areas /systems in the house that attack as a group? 

I bought a few properties with some deffered maintenance issues handed down from the previous owner.How do you all attack it? 

I did nights and weekends over about 3 months but was still waiting on the RE Commission's approval to take the test for yet another 3 months after I finished the prep course.Once licensed and joining a brokerage you'll be required to invest about $1500 more in MLS membership fees, NAR membership fees, lockbox code fees, office fees, just a long long list of fees that will feel like a swarm of mosquitoes attacking your checking account, and for a student I guarantee that won't be a good feeling.Starting out as a realtor will be overwhelming, confusing, discouraging, and quite frankly flirting with buyer's remorse about having gotten into the field to begin with. 

Down the street from me they cleaned up a camp because a woman attacked another woman with a hatchet.When I drove cab I had a couple with 3 kids that would go to different freeway ramps with the kids and do great.

Feel free to share your plan of attack/what your goals are moving forward.

This will give you a list of items to attack once your the owner to add value/fix.7.

I'm not sure how to attack this issue. 

Your best plan of attack would be to buy the current home you are under contract on as an investment property.

It's a personal attack, as other people see that private notice.The certified note is proof notice was delivered, and the note on the door is not proof of anything.

Pick a niche and find a few neighborhoods to attack.