I have a Master’s degree in Sports Administration but Real Estate has always been my passion.

I haven't given up on it yet but supply is low, unless you want to go into rougher neighborhoods. 

if you go in the wall is going to cost more outside the wall-less,Do not get the the Electrician to cut  the trench for the wire get him to mark it out and get a labor with a grinder to do it electrician is 4 times higher than a labor get them to put it in after the wall is open get your drywall supplies and get drywall sub  to close it up after repairs save more money  we do it all the time.

We estimated about 50K but spent 100K. 2) Renovated a bunch of units.3) Built trenches around the buildings to get rid of the water issues in the crawl spaces.4) Changed all the roofs.5) Got the laundry in house.6) Built a shed in the back for the supplies.

They pay utilities, but I do supply furniture.

Do I continue to supply them or is it now all on the tenants to figure it out?

We have a couple "thrift" home supply spots where you can get vanities, flooring, cabinets, etc for cheaper.....they definitely come in handy

This particular property had around 625+/unit in cleaning expenses and normally has around $1,875/unit in repairs/supplies and about $700/unit for insurance annually.

Then research how much a company of your size pays for health insurance, taxes, office space, office supplies, etc.

Simply, supply and demand...Think about how much Real Estate demand there is and how much supply there is.