@Matthew Irish-Jones pretty much a full rehab- contractors that can do dry wall, floors, paint, etc. plumbing, electric, landscaping, exterior paint... possibly some roof work.

There is some cost and restrictions to LLC ownership and the umbrella is cut and dried x = n$ protection.

Been stacking dry powder and ramping up education where possible.Hypothetically, after successful skip tracing, door knocking, and cold "calls", once we find a potential deal.

The best tenant applicants I had were cut, dry and to the point.

A newer property in very good condition will require less per month NOW, than an older property that has been milked dry by a prior owner.

And at the moment, the industry feels like it is changing. the bulk of work always seemed to be appraisals for lending purposes (bank appraising), and at the moment, that part of the business has dried up pretty drastically in many areas, due to low # of current transactions.

The permitting process isn’t cut and dry.

My tip for you right out of the gate would be to get educated. 60K is a lot of money, but if that dries up in one deal, then what happens?

Before bed, the dishes should be washed, stored and the counters wiped dry, close off the drain with the stopper and spray entry points with smelly disinfectant (roaches hate this).

Note that it required sanding, cleaning, then one coat that dried over night and another coat.