if nothing has been updated on the property in the last 10-15 years then it likely needs a full rehab.

I did a similar amount of rehab ($70k) on a flip with me doing a lot and it was a solid 3 month job working there full time.

I’m a full time real estate agent and just passed my brokers test and applied for multiple licenses so that I can open a property management company.  

It is a 6 unit multifamily house that was built in the 80's and needs some serious work, likely needing a full siding replacement along with most of the interiors. 

After reading the post, sure sounds like he is referring to a full time salesman... 

In your position I would either do nothing until you can move out yourself and then give immediate notice to raise their rent to full market or give notice to raise rent to full market now and let the chips fall where they may. 

The handyman did a full renovation on a unit for me. 

While in 5 years I have built up a passive income stream from over 30 doors now while maintaining the W2 income as "reserves" and allowing me to take bets that I won't feel comfortable with if I were doing this full time.

I am a full time pharmacist and my husband entered back in to the work force about 2 years ago after staying home with our two sons for 6 years.

@Lee Bell yes i think a hard working job will push me to want to start real estate investing. i would only do hvac until i can quit my job and go real estate full time.