The experience will be invaluable for flipping.Learn to live a frugal lifestyle, save every penny and surround yourself with like minded individuals.Do not get into the modern day habit of living for today, pay check to pay check. 

Long story short, it's a combination of bad roof (whoever did it 15 years ago didn't do it right) and poor ventilation.

If it's a trendier neighborhood, then I'd say you should replace the siding to give it a more modern look.

Hello all,I'm looking for info on daily and monthly usage by commercial properties (small and large multifamily, office buildings, hospitals, hotels, shopping centers) to see how much electricity they use (ex. kWh or MWh) and some estimates for current monthly electricity prices.I will be using this info to see how cost-effective it would be to sell combination solar systems with battery power (night/backup) to commercial property owners.Anyone with guidance on which direction to point me in for learning more about energy generation, storage, and usage, or anyone in the energy industry, feel free to reach out and contact me.Thanks!

It helps that my market has a relatively low price point for real estate investing.My plan is to combine the equity from my BRRR, flip profits, and lottery winnings (yeah right!)

We use it all the time in combination with either composite or wood decking. http://www.diggerspecialties.com/products/165/Tusc...

Other unit is combined 2nd/3rd floor, which I am owner-occupying.  

I initially felt I should use ceramic tile in the bathrooms for the modern look but understand it's harder to install.

The max debt I want to take from these lenders is around $80,000 combined, because if something were to fail, I could still make payments at this point.

Combined with the 2 months our tenants will pay on both sides it's 5 months of fees for 3 months of service.