@George Genovezos   All of the usual methods can work.1) Foreclosures2) People needing quick cash3) Tax auctions4) Probate 5) Properties that must have remodeling

Its 1200 sq. ft.Purchase price: 135kI put 20% down that I had from previous stock investments and some savings so about 27kMy "rehab" consisted of painting, yardwork, replacing toilet seats and light switches. 

Property is newly remodeled.

Rents are about $1200 for a two bedroomWith a mortgage I can pay on my own, even if I lose both tenants, so up to $2000 per month in total expensesI want to ideally find the ugly duck in a cluster of nicer complexes, so, a property that is livable, but where I can add value with some light of medium remodeling and beautification/upgrades.

Hey Everyone,I've been a landlord and have remodeled my own single family (one duplex) properties for the past 8 years.  

I am loaning money to a company that buys, remodels, and sells homes.

 $199 seems a little high unless it was an after hours/emergency charge, which it may have been if you only have one toilet.  

As an Architect I tell all my clients that remodeling an existing house is as complicated as building a new one.

.- The ugliest photo possible - other than the toilet-  was chosen as the first photo featured in your photos.  

Hello Shonu my name is Armando Diaz I am a general contractor from Atlanta and I have a 40 percent discount on any materials or appliances that you need and if you make a wholesale purchase I can give you a $50 percent discount I also have professional remodeling crews that have the most reasonable prices.