Welcome Matheus,Grab your favorite energy beverage, get comfortable, and get ready dive into the wonderful rabbit hole of Bigger Pockets.

The GOAL of this thread is for you to poke holes in my strategy and tell me WHY this couldn't work.

I literally did everything from renting an excavator and digging the hole to craning panels in place, and the majority of the finishes.

Simply comparing cash flows without considering time value of money / timing of cash flows will be a large hole in your ability to weigh different deals.I look at both.

Second, anything that involves punching holes in stuff (like the walls or floor) should come next.

Long Term is better for you tax wise than short term capital gains.YOUR ATTITUDE: If you sell are you going to invest in something else (with a positive attitude), or go crawl in a hole and feel sorry for yourself. 

Please don't go down the rabbit hole of this guy told me this or that and was appraisal money only to be told you need a rebuild letter. 

That included any drywall patching hole patching to look like new again.

What I took away from that first role, accounting, generally gets pigeon holed in that role, if you stay there too long.

The drainage was old Orangeburg pipe and was about $7500 to replace.