Maybe find someone to help you for a few bucks an hour to help with cleaning and the fresh coat of paint, if suitable.Then flip the house as-is.

Commercial takes in a large arena of transaction, I assume you mean a residential complex, not a drug store.

Neon survey flagging is sold at hardware stores and carry a magic marker to write on the flagging what the point is.Rule #4 Provide convenient access.

Not saying there are not good deals, I am just saying by the time you spend time moving and storing it, you could have bought it new if you do not have an immediate use for it.

My credit isn't the best, I was making 4k a week fresh out of high school with a company I owned and operated.

I use a rag inside of a bag from the local store.

But, I guess it can be compared to apartment buildings except it's less people intensive (if you have any issues with non-payment and are forced to evict) as you are only dealing with the items that are stored in the units (instead of actual people who are utilizing the units as in apartment buildings).

That just means it needed a thermocouple, around $10 at the home improvement stores and replacing one of those is truly DIY.

A freshly created note is going to require a higher rate than a note that has five years of good payment history.

I think $100k houses are quite affordable even for the retail store workers.I'm quite keen to get into the flipping business because that is what I want to do compare to rental and wholesaling.