Bought my home for 255, owe 220, but I have put 80k-100k into the home over a 3 year span in a nice neighborhood, so I can almost guarantee the home is worth at least 360k now.

What is the expected life span of an older timber frame property?

There ended up with 30 people interested so I setup showings for 30 people over the span of 5 different days with a lot of time spent showing, rescheduling, and waiting for people that would never show up.I wanted to share my new system.

So 1000 sf= $6000/10 year life span/12 months in a year =$50 per month for 1 item in a capex budget.

If you have available cash sitting around we could possibly set up an annuity over a three-year span and give you instant monthly income.

I'm not too sure how the layout was throughout it's live span and I'm curious to see if that could be looked up.

. $6000/10 year life span/12 months in a year =$50 per month for an item that was brand new. 

This is specifically on a property that has been acquired, rehabbed, and rented in the span of 2 months.

There are a few meetups on the south-side of Houston spanning down as far as Galveston if you do a search on BP some should pop up.

If I wanted it on two vacant homes (which I thought about) for the same term and coverage amounts spanning the two homes, it's $280 for the two homes.Just DM me, if you want my Insurance Agents contact info, or want to talk options.