You could install curtain rods, let the tenants buy and hang curtains. 3.

Your dad is a gem to help out.I managed a building that after storm had no power for 4 days, We strung power cords from a nearby building just to hang trouble lights in the halls..lots of extension cords... was a 3 floor 36 unit building..

I love playing sports and being active as well as hanging out with my friends. 

You will then need to hang your license with a broker to legally represent a seller or buyer.

As they say - once you find a good contractor, pay them, and hang on to them.Best of luck!

As an older home, the inspector is going to find lots of things to point out;2) It is generally better to hang on to properties as rentals for long term wealth creation.  

I'm happy to answer any questions you may have and if you hang tight, there will be many qualified and experienced investors and providers that will comment on this thread. 

If there is no change I would probably just hang back and wait.I wouldn't advertise it until I had an idea when I could actually rent it.Good luck!

I am aware that upon completion I must find a broker to hang my license.

Start to learn the market you are going to move to and all the costs associated with small MFH investing.I would keep in mind though that getting your real estate license does cost money, cost you money to hang your license with a broker somewhere, you have to deal with certain rules when buying, you need to continue your education, and being an agent is a full-time job.