Also, financing is more difficult - I'm not sure about hard-money lenders and how that works in Israel, but for a standard bank loan for an investment property or a flip, you'd be hard-pressed to get more than 50% LTV.A bit of a ramble, but maybe that gives some color into the market here and why the US market can be more attractive to Israeli investors than investing locally.

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I think the biggest mistake newer investors make is looking at deals with rose-colored glasses and shoe-horning them to make it right. 

Paid coaches will provide you with a proven, do-it-yourself system, offer connections to investors and other apartment professionals, and help you navigate the gray areas.

I would give Burke Blue, Garth Bonney, or Hand Arrendal Harrison Sale a call. 

Also, continue the tiles down the left of the stove to the baseboard.Agree with painting, dark blue or gray and adding hardware.Looks good, you're almost there. 

Offer to pain the room your standard color, and then slap one... maybe two coats on the wall. 

There are too many "gray" areas that can be misconstrued like: milage to and from job site, and time spent picking up supplies. 

And when I'm out driving around I still see plenty of blue tarps on roofs and chimney's, so I guess people are just waiting to get their's repaired. 

It seems like a lot of people expect great investments to glide right into their lap every time they come around; and I think that's interesting, because sure it happens, but really only once in a blue moon.I only recently thought about this questions a few weeks back taking to an investor who won't get into business with anyone who doesn't dedicate at least an hour every day to educating themselves about specific markets and/or looking through financials or examining comps - just anything that would produce some kind of value to their portfolio or business in general.Wanted to spur off a conversation: what do you think?