Seems strange that boxing in the brick wall would lose you that much square footage.

Splitting the building into a duplex of sorts may gross more money, but the sheer expense of splitting the utilities would wash any potential gain for many years to come, IE: 2 water sources/meters, rewiring to 2 electrical boxes, 2 gas services, etc.

Anyone that has been in the military knows about checking BS boxes.2) This is a transition thing that every recently discharged veteran faces.

I think the way you are looking at it is that it is ready, no work needed and is 5,000 less than what you spent on the 2nd one.

I spent a good portion of the weekend listening to a lot of her video's.  

The SEO on this site is great for agents and it will be well worth the money spent.

Example: they "rewired" the electrical with a new 220 box but there's still only a 60 amp feed going into it.

Renovate fully before selling, if we spent 10g each and upgraded the inside, i believe we could of sold for higher. 

I'm a bit new to BP and haven't spent a lot of time reading through the forums yet, so not sure how far out there this question is going to be.Are there any wholesalers/flippers or any combination thereof out there who will work with buyers/investors looking for properties on the cheap?  

Most of the foolish beginner's pitfalls and potholes could be avoided by learning from someone who has already made those mistakes, learned from them, and moved on to success.If you have spent any amount of time here on BP you will have come across numerous posts from investors who blast the novice entrepreneur for clogging up the market with bad deals, or more concerning to me, accidentally break the law and risk major issues.