As you already know you want every penny you have working for you every minute of the day.I was curious if anyone knew any good/creative places to store income from rental properties that have good interest rates and still hold liquidity (while not investing). 

Its amazing the difference a quality camera and a great eye can make, generally speaking worth every penny.

often reply, “just a little more than I have.”Every time my wife says she needs to go to the supercharger at Washington sq to top off for free charge there just happens to be a Nordys something on the return I figure those free charges are costing us a pretty penny.. 

Cents on the dollar or pennies on the dollar is simply a discount.You want to buy at minimum 65-70% ARV minis the repair costs.

As in replace doors, doorframes, fixtures, baseboards, cracked drywall, repair/paint kitchen cabinets, and a fresh coat of paint.

If it were drywall I would recommend a really good primer like Kilz or Zinsser oil based primer and two coats of paint. 

God please send me some wisdom Im 21 years old and I must admit I do have a little spending problem and really struggle to save money Im in the auto body industry and want to start my own shop but I also want to get into real estate what steps should I be taking and which should I start first with the shop would take more capital but would need alit more capital exspecially at first but would have potential to bring in a lot more than just owning a rental property but I could use real estate to fund a shop later on I’m just really confused and stressing myself out way too much I just want to do everything I can to have a better future and the penny’s I make in corporate are not cutting it any advice would be greatly appreciated even if your not a pro thank you

Looks like I wouldn't have to spend every penny in my IRA on that one deal like paying cash but comes at a cost.

The uninformed mind always says no ... the inexperienced heart is always cautious ..And ... in a very practical sense, I have found that "buyers" don't realize that "buying" real estate isn't like "buying" a car or a hamburger or a new coat.

It might cost you a few hundred dollars to do the sewer scope, yet is worth every penny.