There is numerous other real estate investing podcasts that are great.

We listed our property for sale just about 3 months ago but after numerous price cuts, tons of showings, and no offers decided to switch from selling it to renting it.

Also, as people, surveyors have a tendency to die after a while making getting an explanation from them even more difficult.At the very least, I recommend you check with the surveyor and see if you can get the old survey certified to you.I would be more concerned with what happens when an adjacent property is sold in the future and the new owner's surveyor believes your improvements are on his clients' property.

Running numbers, finding/hiring contractors, walking numerous properties, estimating rehabs, and learning a market is more important. 

@Brandon Beardt - Out of those numerous creative financing options, are there a few that majority of investors rely on? 

Thanks for the explanation.

If I were adding Curb Appeal to this Duplex here is what I would do: *I added a fun rendering mock up for visual explanation, things are not to scale so don't come after me!

I have spent an unhealthy amount of time following and reading numerous FIRE blogs, and podcasts for the last decade, however I am new to the BiggerPockets family and I look forward to chatting with you all in the future :)

Numerous times I've heard these people say their property management company doesn't make them much money.

Also, your expectation in the movement of future rent prices (the numerator in the ROE formula) compared to the movement of future home prices (the denominator) can alter your calculations.