Actually, that may be something you want to look at again so you set aside enough monthly to cover maintenance and interior repairs--you only have the interior--AND replacement of your interior components for CAP EX like appliances and flooring, which will wear out.

Our company does apartment buildings exterior and interior, traditional home buyer inspections as well as radon testing , by trade I am a certified electrician .

I walked through this property Friday and believe it is architecturally possible to add a 3rd BR off the back of the house without major interior rehab..I'm in process of getting a builder I know to the house this week to provide a quote, but directionally for my analysis I'm assuming it will cost $50K to add the bedroom.With a conventional 20% down loan at $100K purchase price, after closing costs ($5,500), down payment ($20K), and rehab ($50K), my total cash outlay is $75K...

Either from your sphere of influence, REI groups, and even on the MLS to name a few.  

Getting interior shots is a blessing.  

@Michael Greenberg, here are a few others that might be of value:Blogs:Lodgify's blog: Covers everything from marketing to guest experience1chicretreat: Vacation rental blog that focuses on increasing ROI through interior designMashvisor: Great for learning more on investing in short-term rentals (& real estate in general)Forums/Groups:SmartHosts: Definitely my favorite site & newsletter.

Hey guys, my name is Patrick, I am a former civil engineer with experience construction, foundation inspection, architecture, and interior design.I am from New York, Ny, but looking to invest in New Jersey, Also familiar with Miami, Florida, and Houston, Tx.I found bigger pockets web surfing for real estate content as I was setting my goals. 

Begin with your sphere of influence.

We've built an interior design business but always wanted to move to flipping and investing.

Is it possible to do interior work ourselves once the loan is in place and the funds are released from escrow?