If you’re guilty like me, you might also get some mild entertainment out of this brief narrative I found on Youtube about “Why ‘Boob Lights’ Are So Terrible.”Are they the best $10 you can spend or a disgrace to property renovation?

you can potentially run into very sticky situations with disclosures were you to sell that place We’re you to call the board of contractors and tell them about the situation, he would most likely be dead meat.. they would most likely decide he absolutely did not perform in a workman like manner, and if it progressed to legal suit, the judge would see his board found him guilty of wrong doing and rule in your favor That being said....

I don't think there's any clear cut way to get it adjusted on Zillow, not that I know of at least.Good thing is most people will rely more on BCAD to get their square footage numbers so it shouldn't cause you any significant issues.On using Zillow to keep track of resale value, it's true they can be way off, but I'm also guilty of giving the Zestimate range a quick glance to see if a deal would even be feasible.

I do not want to have analysis paralysis but I also don’t want to be guilty of buying in at the high point and losing $ if the market comes back down to earth in a couple of months.

(They can make you feel guilty about how they started all this work so tell them not to start it yet....you are the client, not them.)This isn't a complete list but these are the first things that come to mind.

The tenant shall have the burden of pleading and proving a knowing violation.

Even if my friends don't care on the large (which I assume most of them don't), I find myself feeling guilty for the way I seem to have "short circuited" the game, for leaving others behind, for being the standout.  

@Richard Gonzales I get wanting to move onto the next project and scaling up, I'm guilty of that myself.

Obviously if you'll live there and have a large downpayment it'll be less.All your listed expenditures are annual, whereas your listed rent is monthlyThat would make your annual income after expenses $11,098, or about $925 a month, or $231 a door, which is above your stated range.I see a lot of people, and I've been guilty of this early in my investing career, throw away a good deal because of a few thousand dollars, which is nothing in real estate terms.

I'm guilty of not being good at it from time to time; trying to get better.