I would say from between $6,000 to $30,000 depending on how you furnish and how big the place is.You'll also have to pay for utilities, landscaping, consumables etc.

Tell your story in the best light possible ( without lying ) and show that what your offering is way more than you could offer with all cash. 

The next step would be .. wholesaling (Direct mail marketing, get your contracts, get your assignment papers, and find an attorney).The next steps and the ones in between will come to light ONLY when you seriously attempt to complete these steps.

Ask PM company for typical numbers)- contract services (landscaping, trash removal, or whatever else is customary.

House had a complete refresh of all interiors walls, lighting, upgrade bathrooms, exterior repairs to stucco, fence repair, granite counters and repaint the kitchen cabinets.

I read an article that a little over 1000 mortgages were originated in 2018- an abysmally small number.cons:I agree with the other poster who said it’s hard to find contractors and even landscapers who will do work in the city.Another challenge is that the city passed an ordinance requiring landlords to complete lead remediation.

Are there any members that have gone through this process that can shed some light or share their experience? 

For months I was billed for landscaping, there is no lawn at the house.

As the landlord, you should expect to be taking care of routine maintenance, including exterior landscaping maintenance.

I couldn’t find anything in Orlando that had returns that were comparable to those other markets.With that said the appreciation and bidding wars in those markets is insane right now, and I did start lightly looking into Orlando again.