(I am hoping that there is no load bearing element in this wall)- Get rid of carpet and replace is with LVP- Change out light fixture- Somehow manage a small living room space.- Repaint the cabinets and add hardware.- Add a nice dresser and a mobile clothing rack.- Add a washer and dryer in the bathroom Anyway...any input appreciated.

I'm brand new to this so please excuse any ignorance.

I used the term ‘turn key’ because they are brand new duplexes with virtually no Maintainence.

Swapped out "boob lights" in every room for ceiling fans.

Most importantly, I wanted to establish my brand and reputation in the industry, and moving into a couple of deals I felt would be a huge step in the right direction.

Nicer counter-tops, cabinets, lights, fixtures, etc. . . 

I did a brand new driveway and sidewalk for about 2.2K, didn't need to demo though but your bid looks very expensive.

I don’t think anyone has thought about is a rental, even though there is a brand new duplex across the street.

This shows the value of having title insurance, but as I also have posted in the past, unless you get a policy for the value of your purchase price plus the value of the improvements you plan on making, you'll be self insured for the latter if the fraud comes to light after you've started the rehab.Fraudsters target property owners in historic Black neighborhoods in South Florida (local10.com)

And i am brand new to biggerpockets.