@Rafael Floresta I mean yes, a lot of people have IKEA furniture in the home obviously or it wouldn't be such a big company,  but as the market for vacation rental customers continues to grow I think more people would rather something original from a thrift store than another Grönkulla or Dagstorp.

Needs some rehab but looks really decent in the pictures.  

Why would any business person make a broad statement like this, effectively cutting off their source of potential customers?

We do this for several "property management" national entities, where we go to homes and take a portfolio of pictures and then upload.

The biggest challenge I run into is getting my customers approved for a construction loan.

Pictures will be added, but a general scope of work.Add interior wall to entry foyer to create another conference room for executive space Expand the windows in the front and replace with block windows to add more natural lightReplace front door, and make from columns more visually appealingAdd new monument type sign to the street frontIf we can get one approved by the city, get a new building signSome other interior improvementsHoping for a month to get it done, and we have a broker to re-lease the space.

You get the idea.After you have those numbers then list your financingPurchase price (for now you can use the asking price but after your analysis you'll come up with your                                  own price then negotiate something as close to your price as possible)Down Payment (This could be as low as 0% if your a VET and as high as 20 to 25% depending on                                     your investing strategy)Interest rate This will give you your monthly mortgage You now subtract your mortgage from your NOI and your looking at your cash flow.When you put all of this together you"ll have a much better picture of how this property looks.

I had written a long story about my experience, but when I tried to post it, adding the pictures somehow deleted all of my text.  :(  I had to go in and rewrite it again... shorter this time.Thanks!

Hopefully it will help and hopefully the pictures actually post. 

Just don't let hype excite you into making poor decisions.You'll have a lot to learn, the lay of the land, the market, local customs and laws, first things first. 4 hours a week?