If not, they'll move on and you can start fresh with the new renter.

No freshly painted doors.

There’s nothing like a fresh perspective from a trusted source to keep you focused and on track.

I'm a freshly turned 17 year old looking to get into real estate during college or now if possible.

I'm thinking the door that's actually being used as an entryway is the one that should be upgraded while the other door can maybe get a fresh coat of a nice, vibrant paint to give it a fresh, clean look?

You should definitely investigate the low area and how buildable the land is before you buy.

@Alex Heidenreich thanks for sharingFor your future deals: https://drive.google.com/file/...By virtue of acting as a lien, water/sewer always stays with the landlord in this city (and most cities)...even if you have a business agreement with the city/tenants it's on you if they do not pay...this is one of those areas that most people don't investigate that can become problematic.

The short version of the story:January 2017 - I have photos of bathroom showing a clean, freshly painted, mold-free ceiling. 

Figure out your short term/long term investing goals, study the market, build the relationships you need to succeed and investigate all of these relationships since you're not here to meet with them face to face.  

We are fresh to investing and looking for advice.