The only thing that is alarming is a wet spot beside a window.

Not as much as Columbus but it's a great place for people with lower capital to get their feet wet and start building.

They got their feet wet then attacked another markets.

We re-designed and rebuilt the property, including adding a 700 square foot deck w wet bar facing the lake, in order to make it appealing to both the home owner and the guests they were planning to welcome into it as a short term rental.

I'm getting my feet wet in real estate investing here 😅✌️.

I have a hard time believing they can or will deem this place "livable" with mold and wet ceilings all around. 

yes--- 100% turnkey to get your feet wet and get used to investing out of state.

I recently joined a few real estate meetup groups, but have not attended any meetings yet.Although I am new and open to just about anything, I would like to begin with fairly low priced multifamily or small apartment complexes to get my feet wet but would consider single family if the numbers make sense.

I'd be happy to try and help you anyway I can, as you start to get your feet wet here in the Macon market!

I'd guess that the $33k includes redoing drywall and ceilings that got wet, painting the whole house to match the new paint  as well as damage to belongings.