I used a 3 foot spray shield and only taped off doors we did not want to spray.

There is a good chance the walls sit on bare soil and do not have propper footings underneeth. 

It's a great way to get your foot in the door.Below is some generic advice.1.

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It could’ve been projecting from the stairway but I hear it probably 10-15 foot away from the top of the stairwell.

You have a major advantage because like you said, you are able to utilize your VA eligibility to get your foot in the door.

We are able to run pretty well with over 100 mid-term units on these platforms.The mid-term space is super new so we are all kind of finding out footing together at the same time. 

At the same time, the rents in the linear markets dont grow very well, plus the price of the RE is linear...

We're looking for deals around 50% ARV with conservative close by comps using price per square foot if not comped using idential size and nubmer of bedrooms/baths. 

BG cost per foot is high to build vs Franklin  (labor and lot cost) and BG has it's share of New construction sitting not going anywhere also.