If the commercial space was basically "roughed in" with A/C, cement floors, drywall, and a basic bathroom, could I save any substantial amount on the build? 

Say you can find a  great deal and do assignment of contract to landlord or flipper; basically cash buyer. 

It is basically a bedroom (has a window and closet), but it also has a second closet that serves as the utility room.

I, personally, would like to grow my business and at the point I am at, I basically need to start a property management company to accomplish this.Seems like a win-win scenario if properly structured.Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Prior to that I was in the mortgage industry for about 6 years where I did everything from basic branch admin stuff, compliance and QC, processing, and eventually was a licensed loan officer before I decided to change paths to public safety.

Im not looking to have another job im basically doing it for the mls.

They build houses for a certain demographic of renters and then give them the house almost for free.I wish someone would give me a free house.People who will never live in the house build it for them for free.I wish contractors would come and build a house for me for free.I just don't see an avenue for profit from this.Everything is basically given away.

If you create your chart of accounts in an excel list you can basically download your banking in excel format and quickly classify transactions with consistency.From there you can sum each account and quickly run a profit and loss report.I like QuickBooks because as I grow my portfolio I have all the functions I need and I can run year over year reporting.

So, I'm basically making it plain...

My first property was also last year, and am hoping to complete the purchase of the next two before the end of June (this is the deal in question).My goal is 2 properties per year... so after June I will use the remainder of 2019 to sit back and monitor, refine housing policies, maybe take a RE course, move to e-docs lease signing... basically just come up with ways to automate and make things easier for myself moving forward (since I also have a semi-demanding FT job).