Buying, repairing or slight restyling while living in the home a good way to start additional earnings, which as you pointed out has given rewards when you calculate after a few properties.

In the first place, changing the floors from wood to laminate made a huge difference (normally wood is better of course) because the wood was "cheap" and the style old. We added an arctic white laminate and it made the entire apartment instantly brighter - which is really important in an old building with smaller windows on one side of the apartment only.

If I had a bit of a nest egg behind me already, I can imagine myself flipping houses here. One of the challenges is that it comes with capital gains unless it is lived in for at least two years.

most rewards comes from effort and forward thinking!

people often forget the first part of that.

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