@Chris Klingemann get a headset for all the phone calls from non-buyers and possible buyers... in all seriousness find a photographer to take good photos after you have completed a deep clean on your house.

Now you will need to deep study how to "force appreciation" in your deal (and how difficult that is).   

“Growing deep” meaning slowly growing your portfolio by using less leverage and aggressively paying down debt.

At this point, we are so deep into the project and they will need to redo a lot of the previous contractors work.

Average base level is $500 for range, $350 for dishwasher, and $250 for microwave/ hood combo HVAC service: $250 to $3,000 Deep cleaning: $250 to $500 Carpet cleaning: $250 to $700 Another method is to see how bad the house is:If it needs a lot of work do the square footage x 35If it needs some work do the square footage x 25If it needs minor work like paint and touch up do the square footage x 15Let me know if you need any help brother!

It's about 6 feet wide, 2 feet deep and 18 inches tall.

For example: A 10 wide x 20 deep x 8 tall unit, with studs, roll up door and doorjambs; is really 9 wide x 19 ft 6 inch deep x 7 ½ foot tall.

Is there a good deep dive tutorial for how to use them?

So I cleaned that and deep cleaned the carpet.

Definitely hard to find properties at deep enough discount that we could rehab and cashflow although we are completing our first this month.