I have spoken with him several times already but it's like talking to the wall.

So I started using a backup cleaner on Turno.I agree that Turno is expensive, at the same time, part of self managing and scaling is that I make it manageable. 

I would take some time to do some research around markets that are investor-friendly and reach out to agents, investors, and property managers to pick their brains and evaluate.  

You have more time than money (probably) so use that time to do this work and fix up the room to look very nice.

I'm particularly passionate about fix and flip and section 8 in Baltimore, Tulsa, San Antonio, and Houston.Outside of real estate, I enjoy triathlons, martial arts, fatherhood, and time with family and friends.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Also those improvements you did may only be able to be depreciated over time instead of all during this year depending on how much each one was and what they were.As for the cash portion, keep it in savings for now, I always use 50% as a good conservative estimate when not knowing many factors about someone.

That would give me enough time to repair the house to meet conventional standards and force equity for the cash out LTV %.

Yet, some said this would be a lot of time and money.  

I work with a lot of buyers and most of the times they do not care about these items.

Currently they are leased for the next year, so this gives me the time to really decide on what the right strategy would be moving forward.Thank you!