Hope this helps!

I was looking at going the self-managing route due to me having a little more experience and mainly finding a great handy-man and GC in the area to help me if repairs were to come up from the tenant.

Hi Venkata--this thread from the other day may be helpful 3 month cash-out DSCR in WI (biggerpockets.com)I actually saved it myself for future reference. 

Does anyone have any recommendations, or even better any spreadsheets, excel or web-based, they use to keep track of all construction expenses for Flip/BRRRR properties? 

I also need a system that can help me manage my sales opportunities and pipeline, and is fully customizable to meet my specific business needs.I am particularly interested in learning more about how Salesforce can help with all of these requirements, including its integration with Google contacts, drip campaigns, and automations.

Happy to connect and send over some info that you might find helpful. 

Would greatly appreciate anyone's help in finding leads.

you can give the walls and ceilings a cleaning using TSP before painting and sealing as suggested.also you only need to remove one side of any shared walls for full access if you really wanted to see everything vs electrician cutting access and patch.I would say you should remove all the trim to get a good seal behind, and help update.

I think Colorado recently passed stricter laws protecting tenants, so he can research that to see if it helps him.         

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