You'll definitely want to use a oil based paint like rustoleum.

The house needs paint and flooring, has some holes in the sheetrock, and is missing appliances (stove and dishwasher).My long term goal is to own it as a rental.

New hardwood floors, vanity upgrades, kitchen countertops, bathroom tile, carpet and of course new wall and ceiling paint.

Hvac system, Water heater, Fence, Flooring, Carpet cleaning, redoing bathrooms, painting and also cutting some trees in the yard.

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The Tipping Point is one of the most influential books I've read.I suppose I could list 30 books if I wanted.I've never read any Rich Dad books, mainly because I find the author to be dubious.

I am very interested in getting into positive investments fairly quickly and was wondering if any of you could give me some tips or advice on the subject of investing.

It's also tougher lead paint laws, additional protected classes under fair housing laws, eviction procedure, etc., as compared to NH for example.

I am going to be meeting with a real estate agent to look at some distressed properties and want to know if anyone has tips about how to estimate the cost to repair any damages to the property in order to figure out if the property is worth the investment.

Paint all rooms like all rehabs need.