Yeah, I'm moving stuff from storage and buying kitchen crap 2nd hand, but we'll literally turn $700 into an additional $3600 per year for years to come. 

I am a very literal person.

That has also helped me a lot as well as I've done just about every kind of renovation on my own homes over the years, or been involved with the contractors doing the work as I managed it.I also just bought the Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to Buy, Rehab, and Manage Out-of-State Rental Properties literally a few minutes ago, so looking forward to learning more from that as well.

Can you literally just walk up to a nest and turn the air up or down?

The last house was exasperating every (9) old destroyed door was a different size (sometimes by just 3/8),  so I had to literally cut each slab to fit.

My brother and sister were hard up for cash (their part of the inheritance) and literally begged us to buy the house.

We are literally stopping with Hung drywall ... no taping, no mud... just the boards.

You're literally trying to purchase someone else's problem.

I am in the suburbs of Chicago and mostly interested in the Joliet area.So as a new person who is literally putting one foot in the door, looking back, if you were me...at this moment...what is the one thing you would have told yourself; or done differently?

Literally, what do you say?