We also have small kids so aren't ready to put tons of our own time in right now so we liked that it had already been rehabbed, but there's still some room to improve (kitchen, bathroom vanities, landscaping, etc.)How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Does your barber, mechanic, landscaper, contractor, lawyer and CPA not do the same?

Added pillars to the foundation, replaced floors, new windows, new staircase, updated electrical, fresh paint throughout house, new appliances and updated landscaping!

New kitchens, baths, landscaping, etc. certainly add value as they are seen and touched by buyers and a home with a new kitchen and bathroom upgrades will sell for more than its model match on the same street that has old cabinetry.In a flip, you certainly want to buy under market value so you can make a profit, if not, you defeat your purpose.

Would anyone be able to refer any good handyman/landscapers who work in Elizabeth township/Buena Vista area?

I wouldn't want to rock the boat on this one.If he ever leaves, I would definitely recommend hiring a professional landscaper to protect yourself and avoid any conflict of interest with a renter.

Your landscape company reports the same income your rental deducts.

I have been working to landscape and I plan to replace the old carpet with some LVP.

Example: 3 weeks of painting and landscaping for $20k (that you will be paying taxes on) is okay. 12 weeks for the same is close to minimum wage depending on where you’re at.

Novice mistake; I left out important details.Closing was $1700Comparable houses need the neighborhood: $120,000Estimated rehab thus far:- $50 / bedroom- $300/ bath- $350 - landscaping- $1500 - kitchen