New exterior, Roof, Kitchen, Bath, Hardwood Flooring, Granite, Deck, A/C & Heat, and Hot Water Heater.im 33 yrs old and I have a w2 income and net $50k a year. i also just started my own small business (metal fabrication shop), but it is not profitable yet.  

There is a deck in the front and needs to remove it before doing the digging of the soil.

Also, the previous owner had a deck which had been on the next-door lot property line.

Any insights would be appreciated.  2010 Clayton Double Wide  26ft/53ft on 1 acre of land.  3 bed, 2 bath, no garage or any other structures on the land.big wooden decks on the front and back doors.Seller is willing to sell for 30k cash

If you can't stack the deck in your favor in this manner, then don't play the game.

In regards to the roof, the section of roof is literally built underneath a deck for the upstairs unit.  

I'm looking for a general handyman and also carpet, paint, concrete, deck/roof related work.

Ya see if you are doing a long distance flip you already have the deck stacked against you.You don't know the market as well as the locals.

I actually like condos for a first-time investment because the risk of loss is lower than a single family because you are not responsible for foundation, roof, windows, decks, stairs and many other things that can drive your first single family into the ground.

Louis and currently has a mortgage loan of $17grand remaining and is worth $42 grand according to Zillow but has lots of needed repairs (electrical, heating/cooling, kitchen, bathroom, roof, and deck) I'm guessing another $20 grand at least in repairs/upgrade.