Looking straight ahead from the door is the pantry cabinets but you wouldn't know what they are when you enter.I'm including a layout of the front rooms and a few reference photos.

Also make sure you're getting out and meeting people at meetups and events.

As someone who has been looking at homes in the Bay Area over the last year, the homes with original details stand out (and sell for more) among the generic flips (grey wood laminate, recessed lighting, white cabinets and subway tile and all beige bathrooms).

I attended my first local REIA meeting here in Knoxville this evening.

If that is a no-go, you can ask for references from other investors at REIA meetings and local meetups.

I want to start an event or meet up, but I am looking for more advice, suggestions, or tips from others and what they have learned from their experiences.

Now this is different from our initial meeting and his take was that the house would sell and at 320K.

I question whether these people would meet your renting requirements when doing leases. 

This deal is probably outside what you should acquire at this point.And what creative financing you can do depends upon what the seller will agree to.I suggest taking this deal to your local REIA meetings once you have it under contract and let someone more experienced do the deal and explain to you what they did.

Does anyone know perhaps a cabinet reface or they would recommend in southern New Jersey, it’s in Williamstown NJ?