@Jordan Lewis I absolutely love seeing young people getting excited about real estate and planning for the future.

It is default in the lease that we are responsible for maintenance in the lease.Going forward we are going to have a handyman coming through once a year changing out smoke detector batteries and air filters while also keeping an eye on the property for us.We are working on setting ground rules for future rentals to make sure it is clear.

Now depending on the flood.. the mold remediation can cost some money..and even if it wasnt that bad...since you have to disclose to the future buyer..having that assurance that a certified mold company came in and scrub those studs down or certified that the air quality levels are normal will be good..

Aside from the move, you'll need to figure in the cost for hooks ups such as water, electrical, gas, and air conditioning.

@Jordan Deeney so currently have a 250$ month payment for my vehicle.

I ended up taking up all the real oak wood floors that were damaged from an air condition condensation line leak and replaced the floors with all new tile throughout all the bedrooms, hallway, dining and living room.

I bought a house that will need a full gut renovation I am just curious to see how much it has cost to put in a furnace, central air unit and full duct work.

My wife and I are interested in adding STR's / Air BNB to our existing portfolio.

I bet he air bnbs your house. 

It does not have central air conditioning.