But that comes at a high cost.For pricing, i'm a BIG fan on Wheelhouse.

I am looking to spend roughly $3-5k on everything from tile, fans, blinds, door locks, kitchen cabinets, oven, fridge etc.Thanks for your advice!

My name is Jozo and I am big fan of Bigger Pockets.

I agree, have the unit checked out,  moisture is somehow not venting out properly, A/C units, bath fans, vents or maybe you just need to add extra vents so the moisture can escape faster. the air needs to circulate and whatever is causing the issue, it's is close to the area where the mold is appearing,You handled the situation correctly the first time, I'd check with the company that did the work prior and see what their take is.

The oppurtunities i am looking for include multi-fan. acquisition and fix and flips to build capital. 

For context, this home is located in New England in a town primarily driven by the second home economy, so I understand most of my tenant's earnings aren't great in the middle of winter.  

Do you know how to fix plumbing issues, install new locks, install ceiling fans, stuff like that?    

I'm originally from England, I am married and so I now have employment authorization, I have conditional permanent residency, and after two years it will be solid permanent residency.I have been saving and my father also wants to help me buy my first deal, we want to put 100k down payment on a multi family building. 

I'm originally from England, I am married and so I now have employment authorization, I have conditional permanent residency, and after two years it will be solid permanent residency.I have been saving and my father also wants to help me buy my first deal, we want to put 100k down payment on a multi family building. 

That will still leave us with $20k in reserves in case it all hits the fan.