I got the pictures of the floor support in the crawl space through inspection and it looked little dicey to me.

I think it will trade and be a good investment for the next owner, as this "downtime" can be used to prep and market the space.

I'm redoing the studio basement, turning the garage into a functional space (office, yoga studio, etc.), will modernize the kitchen (paint the cabinets, redo tiling, change countertops and sink), and the bathroom (updating almost everything in it).I bought the house at market rate, so I didn't "buy" a deal, but am hoping to leverage a few strategies to maximize the value we get from it.

So when first time investors start out, many of them house hack where they live in a room and rent out the remaining space to tenants.

Its all about educating yourself and positioning yourself as an expert in the space. 

Cameras should only be used in public spaces and tenants must be made aware of them before they move in.

The entire space would need to be updated from the ground up.

I am an investor and am looking to invest in large portfolios, specifically apartment units, office space and hotels.

We have three different spaces, no internet and live on a dirt road.We have one booking on the calendar for the 4th of July weekend...

So you could have 2 150 amp subs with say 30 single pole spaces but feed them with 2 100 amp breakers.