Both drywall and paint are very easy in theory/concept, but hard to get right if you don't have precise knowledge of the techniques.

@Rose Ganor No... you pretty much got it...You could try some of the "influencer's" techniques, and similar techniques taught by real estate investors. 

Quote from @Swapnil Tailor: Found some recommendation from a friend about reedyandcompany.com real estate company selling some of their short term rental and wondering if it's worth considering the deal?

If the decedent held the property for more than one year, and you sell it within one year of inheriting it, the gain or loss would typically be treated as long-term.Lastly, it's imperative to consult with a tax expert that can tailor advice unique to your circumstances and tax laws applicable to your jurisdiction.Feel free to reach out with any further questions/concerns.Sincerely.

Try tailoring your property to a certain guest avatar that fits you and the property, that helps ALOT. 

These techniques, while still doable today, had its heyday in the 1970s and early 1980s when double digit interest rates combined with no due on sale clause accounted for the majority of real estate sales activity.  99.9% of loans are such that the lender wants to know the source of the down payment.  

They're the pros, after all, and they can offer tailored advice, ensuring you're not only correcting the mistake but also optimizing your tax situation.Good luck, and definitely consider getting professional advice to navigate this.

You'll need tailored advice from a professional who can dig into your specific details.

Managing a rental is nearly a full-time job, especially if you're tailoring the property to your guest avatar, always staying on top of the local market, and learning pricing strategy like the back of your hand.  5.

@William PaxtonWhat were the big takeaways from the course and what techniques does he teach?