I’m most interested in BRRRR for residential and commercial but open to learning different things to broadened my horizons.For fun, I have experience in the music and film industry so creativity comes natural to me.

Jaden Ghylin  if you can do the package plant that's what I would do straight away I have done a few in CA in subdivisions that were rural in nature .. they are expensive but they work..

(We decided not to do a formal lease; we have enough of a relationship by now that I trust him in a house we technically own for another week.)We are rehabbing our former home right now, but as soon as we finish working on that house, we'll tackle our beautiful new sub2 and get it on the rental market.So that's how it happened!

I'm still procrastinating, I mean, educating myself on this crazy, beautiful business.

If there is a fire or natural disaster the insurance will kick in to cover the repair damages.

Beautiful kitchen!

How about the beautiful Pacific Northwest?

Seriously though, as I now have kids an open floor plan from the kitchen into a living area is important as is natural light.

H1 tags, title and description tags are all still very important but need to be natural and not KEYWORD, KEYWORD, KEYWORD.

As an Army Veteran, naturally I started there and quickly discovered some of the perks.1) Guaranteed rent through BAH - (Basic Allowance for Housing)2) Ability to hold tenants accountable for damages - I'd request information regarding their assigned unit and contact chain of command if issues arise. 90% of the time CoC were willing to get involved.3) Additionally, Soldiers have mandatory housing inspections to ensure cleanliness and quality.