If you're on the gentrification line, you might want to swing a little harder and see if you can improve your tenant pool, but if you are buried between the airport and demarcation line I would probably go as inexpensive as possible.

You will find a wealth of information here.I recommend doing the following things.Complete your profile with a background about yourself and your real estate goals.

You can improve it.

The reason behind this is so all of the neighbors can see that you're working on your outside and people will start buying things and improving their own properties.

Lucky for us, the market continued to improve over the years...we sold it the 2nd time for $143,500.Add up the costs, and the sleepless nights, and we still did pretty well.True Story and My First Deal  and a big education - I never stopped!

I was going through some of the profiles on here and noticed that quite a few people have some type of professional headshot of themselves done, so it got me thinking. 1.

One of my first (of many) concerns will be to not overdo improvements, being as I tend toward, but am not a full blown perfectionist.I'm sure I'll have more specific questions as I go, but for now I'm just schooling myself on the basics here at BP!

This is merely an opinion and a reflection to past experiences, with similar profile of issue,You can consider just calling a maintenance man, have him come out service and verify everything prior to replacing.

I love to drive around and evaluate addresses for BP folks interested in my area.Be sure to add a profile photo, listen to the podcasts, and setup key word alerts for your interests and geography.

I see from your profile you're down in Florida.