I got my apartment but I didn’t change my light bill under my name till 3 months after.

A real newbie here. This question is probably asked a lot. 
My offer just got accepted on an investment property. Sale price is $200K and I plan on making 25% down payment.  Would you use cash or HELOC from primary h...

Seems like $10k a door is a bit light but I've never done this before so what do I know.

I was initially thinking one of the light gray vinyl plank choices, but wondering if that would clash with the existing flooring at the transition (by the breakfast bar in the photos) Any advice would be appreciated!

I also enjoy woodworking but have not had much shop time lightly as I grow my businesses.

I have a general question about choosing a business name for an investing company (in my case it will be fix&flip business),I see two different strategies:1- Personal brand, which is connected with your personality and name, for example "Daria Real Estate LLC", 2- General business name with no focusing on the owner, such as "Freedom Real Estate LLC" or similar, where you basically choose the word you like and add "real estate" at the end.The goal is to advertise the business on social media and connect with like-minded people to share the experience.

But for some reason homes, restaurants, employers, hospitals, and more are either expanding or brand new to the area.

We put a lot of work into the kitchen (painted the cabinets, new flooring, new appliances, new sink / faucet, new lighting, wainscoting, new paint) as well as new flooring in both upstairs bedrooms and the basement, new vanity / faucet, mirror, paint in the main bathroom, completely repainted the entire inside of the house and 75% new lighting throughout the house.

The most affordable strategy is to find good deals on used mobile homes located in other parks and then move them into your park (it usually costs half as much as purchasing brand new mobile homes, which is your other alternative).

I am BRAND new to the real estate profession and am hoping to jump in with multifamily, live in the one bedroom, and rent out each of the 2 bedrooms in this unit.