On another note, BP seems to have corrected a mis-step regarding removing services. 

Doing things correctly on your own is difficult in your situation.

It helps I am an Accountant and have all my accounts sync in, with Work Papers for depreciation, asset basis, and use my monthly statements to get me the correct Interest and Principal amounts each month.I do this same thing for my clients and they really like being able to see how they are doing each month. 

So learning landlord-tenant law of your state and what rights and responsibilities you have is really key.Knowing what to do and how to correctly escalate a situation gives you more certainty of the outcome and that makes it a lot easier to deal with - as they say, don't take it personal, it's just business.

correction, i meant to say 135, not 145.

I'm leaning towards a darker wood, I believe you're correct on grey flooring not withstanding time and is a recent fad that will go away.

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So here it goes....I bought first single family home (2000sqft) 2 yrs ago in Cedar Park, TX area during peak of market craze at 5% 30yr fixed for around $540k (spent about 10K more replacing hvac etc) with monthly payment of $3600-$4000 and the market corrected sharply to a point comparable homes are not selling even for 440k with a nice pool in them.

When they are new they come with training from somewhere else and often that is bad training and needs to be corrected.

@Erica Wilson challenges with LLCs:1) Setting it up correctly.