My name is Brian and I just moved from Orlando to Tampa (wife is going to USF for Nursing and then hopefully NP school) The house pictured is my first flip, it is still in Orlando (There will be landscaping when done if you were going to say it looks bare). 

Like .. how is the money handled.. your not just going to hand over a big check to someone you barely know .. maybe down the road once you and he built up the trust .. but even then ,,why .. it can be done with you being in control with most of the money to reduce your risks .. anyway ,, i wish you the very best ..and just reach out if you have any questions  ..God Speed, Michael Short 

One week prior to the tree falling, the neighbor demoed the house and 2 days prior to the tree falling, scraped the lot leaving it bare.  

My name is Matthew Solis.

The property was a mess and barely breaking even even though it was cash flowing when the player purchased it.

And face it most home that are rented is brought to the bare minimum code so that landlords can start recouping their money right away or as soon as possible ..

I can start and others can add as well-  Under improvement - I think lots of people try to get away with doing the bare minimum but expecting top dollar rent and higher quality tenants.

Regular paper is designed for sanding bare wood.

We were holding meetups here in Orange County for about 6/7 months leading into the pandemic and we always got a mix of people barely getting into real estate, people kind of involved own a property or 2 and then a handful of people that have been doing it for years and have many properties.

Lots of people (myself included) have bought in areas where the numbers look great on paper but the reality of operating the property is you barely make any cashflow and deal with continuous headaches.