Roof, HVAC and foundation all have no issues.My plan with a property like this would be to get positive equity asap and re-fi.

Curb appeal, neighborhood, etc.If you have a quality agent, they should point out potential problems like flooding, cracked foundations or walls, the neighbor's dead lawn, etc.

BP fam what are your thoughts on my scenario -- I bought my primary home for $335k 2 years ago and have put about 40k in upgrades (new double paned windows, new foundation, new metal roof, rain gutters).

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If I'm buying old then that it becomes very important to understand capital expenses for upgrading plumbing, electrical, fixing foundations, etc and understanding the properties current condition. 

That kind of balance is crucial, and it sounds like you've got a solid foundation for success.Looking forward to hearing more about your journey and exchanging ideas here on BiggerPockets.

You don't need to know everything to get started; you need a foundation to build on, and the rest will come through experience and then refining your education.You can build a basic understanding of investing in 3-6 months.

I'm a huge advocate for education so whether it's listening to podcasts, reading books on various investing strategies, or plugging into the forums & articles on BP, make sure to get a solid educational foundation as you start.

Timelines and capital required are obviously higher when pouring larger foundations for a tower and craning modulars together on the site, but if you had a blue print/drawings in hand their timelines are as follows:6 weeks in the factory 1 week deliver Laydown site Shuttle to actual location where crane is Crain in 4-5 days3 months of finishingHope this is helpful!

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