I don't keep applications that don't pan out to a renter.

It is in a state where taxes are 2.5%.Taxes are $2500 per year, or $$208 per month.State "B"To obtain $1000 , the rental is purchased for _________ on same market etc, It is in a state where taxes are 1% .Mortgage rates on both new loans is 7%.With 30% down and 25 yr loan on each, the P&I payment on first example is $495 .The T in the PITI is $208 per month, so PIT in first example is $703.

Yeah I didn`t really like that agent anyway.It took her between 2 and 3 weeks just to get me the CMA I needed and I lost 2 other potential properties while I waited for her.This email wasn`t in regards to the $230k property,this was for a different CMA I needed done,this agent was the one that gave me the $176k ARV on the other property.Here`s what my reply was to her.The 1st reply she sent didn`t bother me,but the second reply was unprofessional and uncalled for.How was my offer insulting?

Sometimes they pan out..sometimes they dont.

As a student I rented a house... and then I rented my rooms just as a crazy in the moment idea.. and it panned out so well.. 

I have a few other projects I'm working now that should pan out even better!

We did the whole shower including the pan, custom tile (not premade enclosure or pan), new shower valve, new shower door. 

Essentially, slide the guest tub towards the door wall, into the space that used to be the water heater closet; build a new wall at the control end of the guest tub; build a new wall from that wall back to the original wall; install a bigger tub or shower pan in the master bath.The advantage here is that you only have to move the two ABS vents that are currently in that wall, and the PEX supply lines.  

Pointing to a common TIN thread;   https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

@sean pan, I work up in the Silicon Valley a little bit, do you attend any REIA’s up there?