I highly recommend reading David Greene's book "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing".

So I ended up touching up paint and cleaning way more than I ever want to do again.My next rehab won’t start until July 1st.

We added granite in the kitchen and cleaned them up a bit.

If you haven't yet read David Greene's "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" do so.

I have read David Greene's BRRRR method book and am contemplating whether to save up for BRRRR or utilize the FHA Loan.Any preference on FHA vs BRRRR method for first property?

Just yesterday I was watching a new David Greene podcast for newbies and the same bug I reported months ago showed up.

I am as green as they come but more than willing to put in the effort to learn.

If you just have lots of roots that are the problem, you may just have to have it cleaned out once a year - much cheaper than digging up the whole sewer.I’d invest a few hundred bucks first to find out what you really need.  

Even though a majority of the custom homes I did wanted tankless because they were cool and green....Most tanks last far longer than the expected 10 years and the new ones are very efficient.....Did a search ...https://www.consumerreports.or...Main takeaways are: 1) they are very close to the same cost to operate per year 2) the payback time on the tankless is about 25 years.....Plus tanked heaters are a good source of water storage in the event of an event like earthquake or such.....

There is a decent amount of blue-collar manufacturing jobs in this town, so the assumption is that is the type of tenant I would be renting to...probably a single person who works a lot and just want a cheap/clean place to live.