I just wanted to introduce myself and start detailing the steps I am taking to get started.A brief background - I grew up in a family that owned several rental properties and my high school job was doing demo/landscaping/remodels for my dad.

Whether we are ordering from a tile supplier, or hiring a landscaper to spruce up the curb appeal on an upcoming new build.

Exterior paintingLarge tree removal & trimmingDecorative landscaping addedHeating system added to the detached garageNew carpeting What was the outcome?

This usually includes but is not limited to PLUMBING, flooring, landscape, utility lines and masonry.

It includes some retail space that's currently rented, a couple garage/shops that are currently rented to a landscaping company, a SFH that just went vacant and needs a little bit of rehab, and 12+ acres of untouched developable land.I'm confident I want the property, but I don't currently have the down payment money to put towards this one because of some other deals going on.

Last year I sold a renovated 2 BR/1.5 bath ranch home. 2 bedrooms are harder to sell, but this house had a beautifully landscaped, fenced backyard with a patio and firepit.

In the social media landscape we find ourselves in, having a social media following is worth way more than some w2 job.This women is a media company not an influencer. 

Most all of what i fixed up were just cosmetic projects like painting and landscaping.

Kitchen reno/appliances, bathroom, new interior/ exterior paint, remove any fallen/dead trees next to the house and light landscaping to bring up curb appeal and your set.I would not follow a deal for that long and would spend time going after other properties unless its something that would be a long and short-term home run.

@Charline R. where are the cleaning expense, maintenance,landscaping and lawn, labor costs internet costs,marketing costs, advertising?