Hi Selina,Option 1) Work a second part time job (like from a temporary service) and save 100% of that money.Option 2) Marry a wealthy man (who loves you).A recommendation: Read Rich Dad Poor Dad.Good Luck!

ROI is much higher and can out perform those betting on appreciation.

There was lots of issues with the trim looking terrible, floors laid poorly (big gaps on sides), doors and walls in bad shape here and there Random door from a bedroom closet to the hallway (lol why?).

Option number 2 will be your best bet.

Hi Aalaa - there are a lot of factors at play here and sounds like poor processes from the apartment company. 

After two bad property managers, lots of poor repairs, and a host of terrible tenants, it's working great.

In the search we have seen so many houses, where it looks like a company has gone in, rehabbed it, done a shotty job or just down right poor work.

I would not suggest this generic strategy for a larger park, parks with a lot of park owned homes, or parks that need a lot of work.For value-add parks with vacant park owned homes, vacant spaces, and one that may have been previously poorly managed and in need of a lot of work, the generic strategy above will not likely allow you to move the needle much.

From my research it looks like flips are a good bet for this area.

Once they hear this they usually stay unless the property is poorly maintained.