That is your 1st mistake.  

You made the mistake of not being clear with her from the beginning.

But part of the renovation process is eliminating those headaches from the house itself now, so they don't cause problems later.

You’re going to make a mistake that costs more than 8% of rent.

If you base your plan around taking action you will probably make a few big mistakes but the lessons learned will pay off in the future.

The biggest mistake for example, if you believe what I said 100% at face value that you will be a guaranteed millionaire, in real estate very hard work is required.

You can hear real-world examples of how others have built their investment portfolio and (hopefully) learn to avoid their mistakes.4.

Get out there and meet people and learn from their successes and mistakes!

Wish to invest in my 1st multifamily, and goals are:1) to use my va loan as a veteran to purchase my 1st multifamily rental property2) Plan to buy 1st property for rental income and equity appreciation, then purchase 2nd property a year later 3) To figure out if I should start with  properties in not so good areas of Pennsylvania like allentown , Connecticut like bridgeport, hartford, waterbury and if I do what should i be looking into before I buy anything   4) Minimize and avoid top mistakes newbie multifamily investors make 5) make list of questions I should be asking before purchasing anything 

.$300-$500 for a fancy kitchen Faucet.Look at different kitchens and study their repair costs and you will become good at it.If you put the house under contract and the deal is no good, tell the seller you made a mistake and dissolve the contract.