That is called OSB ( oriented strand board) and is mostly used for sheathing on the outside of the house under the siding. the problem with putting Spackle over it to try and hide it is that the moisture from the Spackle may get into the board and start to de-laminate it. if it is only 3'-4' high, you can dress it up with some sheets of 1/4" bead board, if it's the total wall you can cover it with 1/4" drywall. look at it this way, there is no way a tenant will put a hole through those walls after you cover it, i would consider having that a plus.

Mariela De Leon send me your email and I will be happy to:)

Btw I am in wilmington Delaware.

Right now I am only flipping in Delaware County Pennsylvania but I am looking to get into New Castle County Delaware, Gloucester County New Jersey, Salem County New Jersey, Camden County New Jersey.

Starting to have some discussions with turnkey providers and trying to soak up all I can here on the boards.One thing I'm wondering about is whether it's possible to access a lot of data pertinent to de-risking investment decisions.For example, one of the big question marks it seems is how good and headache-free your property management company is.

It's very easy to BUY a house, but 100% financing can produce high monthly payments an de make it difficult to cash flow.But, you're getting a duplex, so you may be doing just fine.

@Jorge De Jesus Congratulations!  

Pool house with plumbing Additional ~ 300 sq. ft. shop/storage buildingProperty on corner lot with 2 extra lots backing up to the end of a cul-de-sacPossibility of converting one of extra buildings to office for side-hustle/LLCGarage Appt #1:Connected to main house by a shared roof and connected breezeway~ 900 sq. ft. with kitchen/full bath/laundry and separate access/entry (stairs)Efficiency Appt:~ 800 sq. ft.

Un compania de inversion de real estate esta buscando un compania de contratista's que puedo hacer remodelaciones de casas completo.

@Jorge De Jesus That's  a good point, that I didn't think about.