But like I said my money is tied up else where so I wouldn't be able to do the typical 80/20 deal with a hard money lender.Oh also it’s crunch time because of the questions i started asking my wholesaler he was able to catch onto my plans for separation and new construction leading him to pass that info to other investors.

I added new hardware to update the look and then after the picture was taken, I also added some door catches, so they would stay shut.

But these were on the opposite side of Hopkins, and it looked like it might take a few years to catch up.  

Good catch.

This is my rough plan, but I'm asking for a second pair of eyes.

I don't need my tenant using the garage as a catch all for their crap that they cannot seem to part with.

I mean in my eyes 100-200 is amazing cash flow in this situation to start off with, and even living for free in such an expensive market.

Once you get that going you can keep you're eye out for a great deal.

Some things noted in the inspection report will be items that you should keep an eye on for future reference or homecare.

At the time, I was a relatively naive and wide-eyed kid who had just listened to his first real estate podcast and was eager to get started.