I mean EVERYTHING; clothes in the closet still with new tags, unused kitchen items, tons of childrens clothes, furniture, etc. etc. etc..  

Here are the details on the propertyJanesville, WI4 unit; 1b/1b eachAsking Price: $100k (Also assessed at 100k)Rent: $2300 totalLandlord Costs (Gas, Water, lawn/snow): $303PITI: $832 (after Refi with loan value 98k)Vac, Maint, CapEx, Mgmt: (8,10,8,8) $782Repairs: 17 yrs SMOKE DAMAGE; new roof; new windows; Kitchen updating - Estimated: $25kMy only comp is another seller with 4 unit; 3 units with 1 bed, 1 bath; 1 efficiency; who said they were putting on market for $160k (though assessed at $115k).

New kitchen, baths, floors, etc.

Hi my name is mark im a first time invester looking for information on how may i start if I little to no money on strt up. If its possible to do so. Does anyone have any suggestions.

The kitchen needs some work.

@Russell Brazil may as well get your input.For folks like @Bryan Wilson who just want to write 100 offers and do the real negotiation once in contract, why not find some new agent (or part timer) with no reputation to risk, and have that agent make a docusign template? 

I've heard anecdotal stories about this being possible, but I was wondering if anyone has any good resources or models for determining the potential profitability of a piece of timer land. 

ADUs, by definition, have a kitchen.

(I.e. 3/2 1500 sqft) They are in good condition, some with added bonuses (large masters, nice kitchens etc) and can be rented immediately after closing.

I have a kitchen infestation on a rental house that needs attention but not familiar with the process or credibility or pest control companies.Regards,Chad