If you are able to run your hand between the top of the wall's frame and the truss (if it is this style) then it is not load bearing.

For me personally, RE teaches me it is never how hard you work, it is how clever you work. 

Hey everyone,Lately I have been researching a lot into the BRRRR strategy and hope to use this style of investing, however, paying cash for a property isn't the most likely scenario to play out in my case. 

I learn there and also do some teaching of buy and hold and a few other areas.  

It’s my style to pause and reflect after each deal, then rerun the numbers once it’s running smoothly and make better data driven decisions moving forward.

They want comps that are not SEC 8, within 5 miles of the property (the closer the better), same city, similar age and size, same style (single family, vs something with shared walls).

I would like to talk to someone in Georgia, who is familiar with my area who can educate me, and be happy to teach me the ways.

I can't see a reason for doing anything besides splitting the costs in accordance with your ownership percentage.Percentage to save for capex varies based on age, climate, style of building, etc.

Remove the dents, give it fresh paint, and maybe do the floors and backsplash with a little bit of retro style (nothing too outrageous though).I’m wondering what people think of this idea.

My style is to let the little stuff go (or be extremely patient with the remedy) and not be too much of a hard ***.