Something that is brand new... breaks anyway.  

I'm new to wanting to start taking this seriously just not brand new to real estate investing.  

Greetings!  New investor with a healthy mix of nervousness and excitement.  I've got some experience with STR, but looking to expand into multifamily and commercial deals.  Ready to start networking with like-minded i...

I’m actively targeting 16+ unit value-add multifamily and light industrial properties in Midwest markets, with plans to acquire within the next 6–12 months.

We spent $43,844.86 on CapEx, repairs, and improvements, which included replacing a drain field, re-piping two properties, putting in two new HVAC systems, some landscaping upgrades, replacing a washer and fridge, and doing a light interior renovation with floors, baseboards, paint, and appliances.

Hey everyone,I’m a brand-new investor looking to take my first real step into real estate.

I plan to give it facelift (painting, lighting, security, branding).

Sometimes investing in professional photography with better lighting and editing can also be helpful in some cases. 

- pictures are confusing in order and flow - no sense of layout- kitchen is not finished (no hardware, no crown, only one tiny light fixture- some of the finishes look sub par, painted old cabinets- bare minimum light fixtures, too little in number and cheap looking- yard looks terrible, what happened to the lawn???

Regardless the brand, a poor operator and/or market factors can turn a good deal into a bad one quickly.