Houzz.com and Pinterest have hundreds of posts on little homes and "she sheds."

Can anyone shed some light on this.  

Whether it is hitting the books and learning the legal aspects and terminology, finding a successful investor to mentor me, getting a job in the industry, or just simply learning how to fix up a property, I would love for all of you to shed some light on what it's like to start young and what the best moves to make would be.  1.

I currently have a property that is a 4 bedroom, 2 bath, a shed, a pool and almost an acre of undeveloped land.

Thanks guys, for shedding some light on this for me.

I hope this sheds a little light on this band aid filled journey through RE…

Lowe's and HD have an instock  Stainmaster carpet called Park Meadow with a 45 oz. face weight (feels really thick) and it can be installed with 6 lb 7/16 pad for under $2 per square ft.

I can shed some light and hopefully help you in any situations you might have.

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Here are the numbers for this home 3bed/1bath with nice shed, fenced in yard:purchase price $60,000 CASH (seller pays closing)square feet 1047repairs: floors, HVAC, cabinets, painting ~$15,000holding costs while rehab is completed: 500Total investment: $75,500monthly rent: 800   -    yearly rent: 9600vacancy: 800Maintenance and CapX fund: $1,600/annualtaxes: $1435/annualinsurance: $900/annual (is 75$/month a reasonable assumption)I will manage the propertyI am looking at annual cash inflow of $4,600I recognize this return on equity is only %5.7.