In BP fashion, here's a snippet from the numbers we ran via the buy & hold calculator:We joined the BP community late last year and have learned so much from the webinars, podcasts and from folks here on the forums - for that, we would like to express our gratitude and appreciation for all those folks who've helped us along the way! 

I had friends who purchased houses in 2006, 2007 and early 2008 who suddenly were so far under water on their mortgages they couldn't see the surface.  

But nothing gets better then the good old fashion referral.

Again, I'm new to all this, so please speak in 3rd grade terms, and please don't hit me:)If anyone has structured a deal in similar fashion, I'd love to hear your details!

The goal is to do 2-3 more complex gut rehabs and the rest cosmetic/surface type rehabs.

Professionals first prepare the surface by lightly sanding it, and making minor repairs, hen applying a primer, and a few coats of an acrylic-based paint.

These created a slightly raised floor above the slab surface that allows a drying space, and the finished flooring material stays dry.  

I have been on the site for months now and have just grazed the surface of information here.

From the surface it seems it would CF around 600 a month lets even say 500 to be conservative.

Yes, the mineral rights ownership is "dominant" in that the mineral owner will always have his right to develop the minerals even if that means interfering with someone else's surface.