. - most new investors don't realize that there is plenty of money available to those who have a deal - so they fall on the sword of " I don't have the money to invest"   - on the surface  this can be a real deal killer for the uninitiated. 

My name is Brandon Trafford and I am a new real estate investor surfacing from Central Massachusetts.

Upstairs unit works as normal.Once these items are complete, I will be going back through the house to check for surfaces that need touch up paint from construction damage in addition to verifying all lights, outlets, switches, and appliances are up and running.

Everything flowed very well.Once the second family moved in, it increased the load and problems started to surface.

Sounds like it happened due to moisture and not proper gutter drainage.

On the surface it sounds like a great deal, but drill down on those numbers and make sure of exactly what you are looking at for rehab and rental revenues as well as the ARV.

You can create a spread sheet and all kind of good stuff surfaces.

On the surface, a land lease seems to fit.Any Thoughts?

We looked at stone surfaces during our last couple of kitchen upgrades, and couldn't get anywhere near that close when comparing that to laminate.If you were to do laminate, who would install it? 

That's just the surface though.Hope this helps a bit.