Definitely low hanging fruit.So, when I see the 25% COC number, is that assuming traditional financing and self-management with cleaning fees, etc. accounted for? 

@Jonathan Greene - very good point, create that relationship, then go from there.

Hi Andy,Flocked or not, you might want to consider paying a service to remove it.It's a lot of arms overhead scraping and at the end of the day you'll be glad you did.A good painter might have the equipment to do it.And with 3 guys on it--bingo--gone like it was never there.Just have them leave the wall in paint ready condition--and you may have to prime before painting.Also spec broom clean when done and provide them with somewhere to discard the demo refuse.Good Luck!

I've painted a bunch of nasty old brown paneling and it always looks better afterwards (clean with TSP, Zinsser primer, paint).Not great pics but to give you an idea of before/after:

In Long-Distance Real Estate Investing, Greene discusses amortization and the benefits of paying down loans quickly.

However, If you know the market you want to invest focus on building a Team or, how David Greene calls it, your core four.

Originally posted by @Jonathan Greene:"I have little to no time as is to get out and search" is not a recipe for success for a new investor.

I have property in Cleveland ohio and wanted recommendation on gutter cleaning for my rental.

He currently holds H-1B visa and waiting on his green card.

We have cleaned out the three (3) outbuildings and consolidated storage into the upper garage.