You'll need to call banks and ask them how the financing works as well.Then you have to find the subs to do the work for you and get quotes for:Plans, Clearing, Dirt and Dozer Work, Permits, Temporary Service, Well/Septic|Public Taps Installed, Plumbing (rough-in), Foundation, Framing, Windows doors ext, siding, ext painting, roofing, Plumbing (stub and trim and service connected), A/C, Electrical (int/ext), Insulation, Sheetrock, Cabinetry and Counter Tops, Floors, Int. doors and trim, Int.

If you can manage to trim down your expenses, you can put that money to use, while still attending college.

Tall grass is a sign, but also look for roofs that need replacing, rotted wood trim, overgrown landscaping, or any sign that you may have an owner that is unable to care properly for the property. 

This is similar to my BRRR Calculator but trimmed down due to notes being a little more straight forward (at least from a variable/output perspective). 

I have a ca. 1908 multi-family in Portland area and it has averaged about $1600/yr in general maintenance/ repair (includes replacing a number of windows, trim repair, smoke alarm replacements, batteries, bulbs, paint...etc.) + $45/mo.

Clean up the park by trimming all trees, bushes, lawns, hauling away all trash (pay for a 40-yard dumpster and allow a one time free chance to get rid of large furniture items on your dime), etc.

I do have to decide if I am going to trim my playoff beard now though

I guess it has a trunk, most things in a rehab aren't 8' long, trim can go on top, so can sheetrock if you don't fly down the highway.

In my current home, I've installed the flooring, done the trim work, painting, drywall repair, demo, tile work including water proofing, and subfloor repairs.  

cause they can trim the corner If u put it on the edge.