Fixed some walls, new paint inside and out, new flooring throughout the home, cleaned up the yard, new water heater, new natural gas line to the home to replace a propane tank, put in baseboards throughout the home What was the outcome?

Fixed some walls, new paint inside and out, new flooring throughout the home, cleaned up the yard, new water heater, new natural gas line to the home to replace a propane tank, put in baseboards throughout the home What was the outcome?

There is a Real Estate Investors Association based in Little Rock.

Sure you'll get some efficiencies of scale, but that will also depend on the nature of the property.

That said, a lot depends on how much time has passed since the set up and other factors like natural disasters, drainage etc.

Nature of the beast, I am sure most property investors have had at least one bad experience, its how you deal with it that matters.

Looking for a recommendation of a Rock Star Insurance broker in San Antonio TX please.

-Mass/Density of materials used is very important and sealing penetrations is as well-absolutely 5/8 drywall- if possible 2 layers with "green glue" or "quiet glue" sandwiched in between. you can buy quiet rock not sure of its fire rating so maybe only to be used in conjunction WITH fire rated drywall -drywall should be cut TIGHT to floor adj walls and ceilings. sound caulking should be used at all edges and seams and penetrations.

Seller financing is highly profitable as long as the buyer stays paying that high interest loan amount, but the natural way of things is that they will try to refinance with a bank as soon as they can which eliminates the rest of your profits. 

Just looking at the pictures  I’d do some of the following (priority dependent)New FlooringBathroom remodelPaintRepair any broke itemsKitchen refreshGeneral cleanup outsideMaybe some insulation and new sheet rock in some places  Looks good overall to me and I’d be interested in your after pictures to come