Do I really need to knock out the plaster to inspect the studs?  

I knock out the ones left in good shape first and get them re-rented ASAP to help with the 5, 8yr, 10yr ones that need deeper improvement.   

The biggest mistake is to qualify your investor, deliver a knockout pitch and then let the investor "think about it" without determining a date & time to discuss the opportunity again. 

It definitely won't hurt you in the long term and right now if you have free time from COVID you can knock out the studying. 

This will knock out the retail buyers and reduce your competition.

LOL, Now, knock out 100 as qusickly as you can, non-stop, keeping in decent form (butt down Jon, LOL) it should take no more than a minute and a half.

I was able to use that as a down payment and we were able to close without any problems.I hired some help and we were able to knock out a quick intensive remodel and were able to get the house rented in 6 weeks.  3 yrs later I still have the same great tenants and it rents for $900 a month. 

I'm up and in the gym by 5, home and showered by 6:30, make breakfast and send my wife off to work by 7:15, then I knock out my menial tasks (email/voicemail follow ups, etc.) and by 8 or so I'm ready to do whatever it is I need.  

Maybe a modular company could knock out the shells on the trailer chassis units.   

Details are provided below:Purchase Price: $120,000Renovation Costs: $30,000-$35,000 ( property is in move-in condition, but our plan is to finish the full basement and add a 2nd bathroom there, replace carpeting, knock out the kitchen wall to add a breakfast bar, repaint, and remove siding to add brick, or perhaps granite for an immaculate finish)Conservative Retail Value: $230,000-$240,000Our wonderful Ugochukwu Opara provided me with a detailed comparative market analysis, and based on said analysis, the retail value is $264,000.Here's a link to access the analysis:http://www.narrpr.com/report.ashx?