I also like the speciality paint store (where I go Ben Moore, for example) just for  consistent service and expertise (hit or miss at the big box there).Then hard to beat the old school prep with tsp and  a good sponge mop (just damp) and rinse with clean water (damps sponge mop)...and primer for major color changes or spots  and stains..The good paint in luster you can clean also makes turnarounds easy...clean the walls (as mentioned) and you may only have to touch up..Finally, if you can go with one color/brand for the interiors of your rentals you will save time trying to match color or organize endless paints in your garage...best of luck

In a low-end flip, IKEA kitchens would not make sense because of the price, assembly time and hassle factor of getting lost in the giant, blue maze of a store! 

Earn enough to leave W2 job, provide supplemental income while retired, having RE investment fund your retirements etc The ways to earn and learn seem endless.

So if you're a distressed owner in a hurry to sell, out of time or don't have the money to make repairs or compromise on inspection and repairs OR  you don't want endless showings and strangers wandering through your house, especially during covid, then an investor is fast and easy.

I deal with the sheriffs auctions, tax liens, I have endless contacts.

This means no random maze of pipes for utilities.

There are endless ways.

Yes they are supposed have endless hot water but they can only heat it so fast and a smaller unit will not keep up with a shower and the clothes or dish washer.One of the biggest problems for tankless water heaters is improper installation especially for natural gas versions.

After many trials and endless searches, I found one that worked and worked GREAT.

You could buy it together and then quit claim it to an LLC, but there are risks to that strategy as well- endless threads here on the forum about that, so I won't belabor the point.