If I get a small construction loan to the property and pay interest expense, would this qualify as a business expense (adding pool and etc)?

Turn over is the largest expense we have - it costs us about $5,000 on average and so we do everything we can to avoid it.

Plus their expense is a tax write-off. 

Without any experience, mistakes and learning in this industry can be very expensive.

It's important to have a good grasp of financial concepts such as cash flow, ROI, market trends and expenses.

They'll need information on the deal (revenues, expenses, income, etc..), but they should be able to give you an idea of general terms (interest rate, amortization, fixed period, etc..) with some basic information.

Real estate investing is a forgiving world; the average person can still make money even with some big mistakes. 

Budget for Property Taxes: Property taxes can be a significant expense, so it’s essential to budget for them accordingly.

All the trade websites say that in the end they're only a tiny percentage more expensive than regular concrete block because the labor costs go way down.    

At this stage, I hope to have enough experience, and the network to be able to accurately estimate total expenses, allowing me to move towards bigger projects with bigger potential gains.Any advice on ways I can move forward with my goals?