Hi @Pauline Ng,I got my license last year and took my classes at the Rockwell institute online, online classes worked for me because I also have a full time job and needed the classes to be flexible.

It's mainly a marketing business, so focus on understanding marketing, deal strategies, and running comps before you get into the less important aspects like paint colors and flooring styles.

Sometime painting or resurfacing front door etc will be covered. 

Another good route to take would to be to go to your local kitchen/bath design place. get them to do the designs and then ask them for the assist on picking paint colors, flooring, and the other finishes you will have through out and they will be able to steer you down the right direction.

Back house gets new flooring and paint as well as a new roof.

We did some cosmetic work, installed new kitchens / baths, flooring and painted it.

Should rent for $750-$800New Carpet, New tile, new paint, SS Fridge included.

This smaller rehab would be repairing some couple foot by couple foot holes in the wall and ceiling, replacing several broken doors, refinishing the wood floors, putting new linoleum in the bathroom, putting in new cabinets (but keeping the sink) and painting everything.

This may include making cosmetic improvements, such as painting or refinishing floors, as well as more significant renovations, such as updating the kitchens or bathrooms.  

My question is is there a proper and safe way to utilize this wait period and start a paint work before closing.