It is all about your comfort level, but for me and many others on here they will note your better off investing that money in a deal and learning that way then spending large sums of money on gurus.

I've got a great supplier/installer here on the Coast.I'm not familiar with the Magee market, but a quick MLS search shows no active rentals on market in town.I've learned the hard way on the BRRRRs, if you go ahead and do everything (within a reasonable budget) Roof, HVAC, windows, kitchen bathrooms, you'll save yourself time/money down the road.Good Luck!

Most hard money/DSCR lenders don't lend in South Dakota, so I can foresee a low closure rate on deals since financing will be difficult to get.

If the current deal is likely to net you more money got for it.

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A lot of people put off getting into real estate because they don't have the money. 

Specifically, I recommend purchasing a single family house with as little money down as possible, and converting the property to a rent-by-the-room investment.

So I paid a tax pro to do my return, first year was fine, this year she took my money and ghosted me.

Through a construction and purchase loan with a hard money lender.

So, when building or buying that could mean bringing considerably more money to put down.