My dad was a banker and growing up I remember going to school in lots of different vehicles because it was his job to drive the repossessions every couple weeks to keep them in good order.

@Eddie QuirkAdmire your drive and super moxie.

However, I’m currently undecided on whether I should remodel the bathroom or add a fridge, washer, and dryer or all of the above.The property is in Tahoka a small town of about 2200 people located about a 30-minute drive from Lubbock.

BRRR method basically.

I like to utilize these tools when I am doing "mindless activities" such as washing dishes, getting ready for work in the morning, driving around, etc...My last piece of advice is find a local REIA which is like a real estate investors club.

Also if you’re open to driving a ways outside the metro, or buy and hold in urban pockets that are still up and coming with a 5 year play of waiting to cash out if ever, I think there’s a lot of opportunity still to be had. 

Drive for Lyft?

Once they hit MLS in areas like Bergen, the competition drives prices out the water... especially on a unicorn AKA multi in that county.

You'll be losing money, basically until year 5. 

Hi Jon,I still think Frank Gallinelli's book on understanding cash flow is an important text if you're aiming to learn the basics of evaluating a commercial real estate product.