If you plan for high stable economic vacancy, higher expenses, no rent growth, higher cap rates on exit and your numbers still make sense, then you buy.Unfortunately, virtually any listed property in my market (DFW) does not make sense at the asking (or close to asking) price if underwritten with even mildly conservative assumptions.

It's not life or death, it's just a mild feeling of failure (that I'd like to get over).

Fix the plumbing leak and get some fans running to dry it out and make it habitable for the incoming tenants is about the best I could do until I got someone out to fix it.Hard to understand how anyone is in this business without at least some basic handyman skills or mild construction experience.

I do not believe we will see a lot of people walk away from their homes this time around if we experience a mild recession.

Sheets, towels, pillows, laundry detergent, soap, paper towels, detergent, light bulbs, and more. 

I wouldnt want one,,course I am already antique old,,,and 'chopped up'' is a mild term for useage of space.There was a thread a while back on how THESE houses were selling for a considerable discount to more 'modern' styles,,,and well might discount rent on those also.

Thank you Dawn dish detergent for getting the job doneWe also have some masonry walls and so we do not allow nails or screws in the walls.

I think the % may be less (35-40%) IF the property is in a low tax area, mild environmental area, (i.e.

The best I can do is high pressure wash with a detergent.

We seem mild-mannered on the outside.