In North Texas we have a lot of hail, wind storms, tornadoes, and generally harsh conditions for a roof.

In my experience around here it is very hard to get new renters in Nov Dec and Jan I think mostly because of the holiday but where your at the harsh winters are another reason for people to not want to move.

If you burn it, or heat it to over 1100*F (using a heat gun to peel paint or remove wallpaper), it releases a chemical that will cause brain swelling and that brain swelling can cause brain damage or death. 

I have met other Successful landlord Near notorious South Side but its still a HUGE risk for a rookie to me" (and like me)The statements are based on statistical evidence as I was responding to out of the area investors that never stepped foot into Newark and now they want to jump in the investment game blindly not knowing the harsh realities and risks they could potentially face.

Not to be harsh, but if you don't know what RUBS is, you're under-educated for multifamily investing.

If they have to bring cleaning chemicals, vacuum cleaner, paper towels, trash bags, then expect to pay more.

Not to be too harsh, but try to really understand what a catastrophe that car payment is.  

You're talking about hazardous chemicals and potentially dangerous cutting.

Thanks for the reply and your right TARGET in this circumstance is a harsh word!

Depending on who gets in the hot tub, can drastically change the water quality.  1 person that has been out hiking through the park, sun tan lotion on etc that jumps in a hot tub, can leave enough organic matter that will use up the chemicals as perhaps a couple that uses it every night for 5 days, but they jump in clean and aren't doing the wild thing.