I'm in the Winston-Salem area and something I've found when bidding on rentals, or homes that would make great rentals, is that going over ask and throwing in a large DD seems to be required these days.

I’m looking for anything you can throw at me as far as lead generation goes and also any great learning resources for new agents!

Some of the syndications are throwing off between 15-20% return with no tenant headaches.

Do you need help throwing things away/decluttering?

So much of investing is dependent on having a strong relationship with lenders that starting really small at 21 and proving to them that you are a great risk over years and years will make things a lot easier when you’re looking to throw gas on your investment fire later on in your career.

Based on the OP's situation, it looks like it may cash flow as a rental so I wouldn't be too quick to throw it overboard.

Throw a loading dock and being able to convert part of the building to open warehouse could benefit you.

Plenty of stories on BP about PM's charging $100 to change a light bulb or throw away trash between tenants. 

Take this money and throw a sizable down payment on a new place.

Take this money and throw a sizable down payment on a new place.