They had been freshly restored/refinished with no stains before the tenants moved in.  

I'm not sure I think RR will be worthwhile - even the basic things are a hassle.Hopefully RentRedi spends some money on making a great product rather than a half-baked product that will just get a bad rep and fail. 

Besides that, you want a good job, and you're going to want a fresh sprayer tip.

Those can be goldmines because the majority of people think "dump", when it could just mean slapping some fresh paint on the walls.

We have some fresh ideals and we see some great opportunities in Detroit.

(This includes deep clean, fresh paint, some new furniture, art and some general improvements to increase the appeal as a vacation rental. ) This is my best skill, inexpensively turning a property from long term to short term rental.

As 7 time Superhosts with multiple PLUS listings and a handful of properties we seem to get far better visibility than a fresh profile/listing so I would think that brings tremendous value to a fledgling listing especially with over 8500 competitors. 

you should start soft raising money immediately and you should be soft raising money ALWAYS My experience has been the lender wants a fresh LLC for the property in question and you'll have plenty of time to do that once you go under contract, I (personally) don't recommend creating one before hand. 

I am currently 18 and fresh out of high school.

Louis area fresh out of college, as well as an aspiring investor hoping to obtain my first investment property within the next 2 years.