It's good to hear others are having success, but I would check if it works in your area before you spend the $150.I don't know if this would apply to you, but some folks think that FF works similarly to AirBnB or Vrbo where they will push resident requests to you.  

A gamble on gambles of volatility moving certain ways in certain time windows..... 

I know he taught almost all the coaches that followed but I did not want to spend the money to work with them.

Is it good idea to do this project spending about 10k now.

However you do have a new government that seems committed to cutting costs, cutting defense spending, and getting us out of wartime efforts. 

I have had no luck trying to propose seller financing through realtors for on market listings.Bottom line, either spend some time and/or money marketing direct to seller or networking with investors that have been around for awhile.

Things to consider1) Number of bedrooms / bathrooms / space for your tenants you can get for the $ you spend.

That is just a one off report so before you spend a buck fiddy, it is a good idea to visit a couple TK operators in person first.

Aside from that the biggest value add areas I see are as follows: Kitchens, Bathrooms, decks/patios (if added), additional rooms/bathsKitchens and bathrooms tend to be the go-to, but all of those can help you get the most bang for your buck. just keep in mind that if the area is already of high quality, then it may not be the best area to spend the money vs something that is blaringly in need of an update.

Quote from @Evan Polaski: @Jay Hinrichs, while I wasn't going to call them MLM, I did attend an Armando Montelongo (A&E's Flip this House from mid 2000's) seminar at a hotel conference room in 2007 or 08, which was the free funnel to spend $1,500 for a three day seminar or $25,000 for an in-person mentorship.I have seen similar promoted with Christina and Tarrek from Flip or Flop more recently.I didn't start realizing how profitable education can be until the last 5 or so years.