If the ownership of the house is different than the land owner then it functions just like a mobile home.

We have a rental home with a fireplace that was deemed ‘not functional’ because the firebox was rusted through.

@Maki Bick-Beautiful home, unless there is something functionally wrong with the master shower & ceiling I don't see any updates that need to be made from the pics avail on Zillow. 

And lastly, make sure where you work is conducive to getting your R.E. license, or similar, and starting PT DOING deals, in whatever factory or function, without sacrificing your FT income.

I would recommend finding a partner that can function as the boots on the ground investor with experience, and becoming that individuals financial partner on deals.

This might not be possible due to variations in appliances, but maybe swap out your perfectly functioning fridge from your home with his "leaker". 

I am sure there is no way to truly know everything that would have to be repaired but in your experience, if you are limited on cash reserves do you focus primarily on functionality rather than curb appeal? 

As lender you function like a bank. you can always get your own lawyer.

If you are planning to stay in the home for another 2-3 years, and your current appliances are fully functioning, then retaining them is probably the best move.

But for other Airbnbs with a less cohesive brand/ consumer experience I wouldn’t imagine the car actually adds to the home’s revenue … instead it functions as a separate revenue stream altogether.