So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

- Updated the master bathroom with fresh paint, lighting, a new double sink marble-top vanity, mirrors and shower fixtures.- Updated guest bathroom with fresh paint, lighting, mirrors, marble-top vanity, and a new tub & tub surround. - Updated entire home with LED lighting, new can lights in the living room and kitchen. - New Electric Breaker Panel What was the outcome?

🤷‍♀️But since this is all new to me, I’m wonder if I should just goes conventional with 15% down. (25k plus closing costs) I’ll have to use my own $ (probably credit) for repairs and updates.

Repair and update plumbing pipes.

.$2400 income a month$600 mortgage payment a month (including taxes and insurance in escrow account)$240 (10% of income) for management fees$200 HOA$100 Repairs$100 CAPXTotal 1160 a month = roughly 14k a year.With All this money why don't you use this and your W-2 to repair and live in the newly bought house and update it along the way.

The unit would require extensive work to remove the stains/stench as well as make needed rehab updates. 

We are going to update the cosmetic issues Lessons learned?

Will update after CoE Lessons learned?

My lender just hit me with a last minute update to my loan disclosure increasing my taxes by ~$200 monthly.

This is an older development (built in '75) and properties that have been updated are currently trading at around $171/Sf.