I'm thinking I might get it stuccoed or install new wood panels at some point.Problem: The above descriptions is pretty loaded so feel free to share your share your thoughts, but my biggest fear/problem is permitting.I'd love to do things the right way and get everything permitted.

The biggest companies can roof a house for the price of the supplies if you go to a hardware store because of volume.

With the cost of homes in SD, buying and holding will be the biggest ROI.

The specifics don't matter, just always be cross marketing and offer incentives.

My biggest issue is that I only have $45K in saving, would it be possible?

I've done hundreds of inspections over the years and the biggest difference between good and bad inspectors is knowledge and bedside manner.

My biggest hurdles right now are money for downpayments, and I know there are several lenders that will do cash out refis but I'm trying to find another way, and not having history as a business since I just started my LLC...

I have witnessed how real estate can be your biggest vehicle for wealth and I am ready to go.  

focused on that booming business of hers (hey, and power to her btw), a new real estate venture represents risk that she has no incentive to take on (she can ALREADY put $ to work earning 50%!)

I am at ground zero, but want to know the best way to set up/build with the best foundation possible to take advantage of any tax incentives possible.