Hopefully, you can see the pattern and get an idea of how to put the numbers together to do the calculation yourself.$125,000.00Purchase Price$2,500.002.00%Purchase Closing costs$8,750.007.00%Interest$6,000.00Holding costs$30,000.00Rehab costs$18,000.008.00%Sell closing costs$190,250.00Total costs$225,000.00Sell price$34,750.0015.44%Net profitJon

Do you think that the sticky tiles are a good option to use?

I alwyays like putting ceramic tile in lieu of linoleum as I thought it looked "richer" in lower and middle class houses.Remember the higher returrns, and greater headaches are in the lower prices.

This pattern should be religiously followed because the court will see you as a "weak" landlord for letting a pattern of lateness develop.

Property: 3,082 sq ft2 story, 5/2.5Built 2006-purchased 12/2006 for $375KOwe $355KPayment with T & I = $2500/monthLoan = 30 yr conv. fixed @ 5.6%Non-assumable, No prepayment penalty 16x 16 tile downstairs, carpet upstairs, gas heat, both gas and electric stove in kitchen, gas BBQ in backyard, 3 car garage with RV gate.Comps:$325-345 Sub2 because the loan is a good rate?

Cheap and easy, use the pressed wood cheap stuff to save 50 pct. dunno whats wrong with your ceiling that you want it torn out, but theres cardboard, metal, and textured ceiling tile looking wallpaper alternatives to simply cover the flaws. 15+ cents a sf for textured ceiling tile wallpaper DIY, .50 to 1 an sf for armstrong cardboard diy, up to $50 an sf not installed for copper tiles.

Also, on a wall, where tiles are popping off.

Actually, they are carpet rectangles.We buy them at the odd lot stores (such as: Big Lots or Ollies) or at the box stores (Home Depot, Lowes).They almost always have a pattern that isn't selling well on sale.

It also lets a criminal investigator identify a pattern and who engaged in the activities plus the sums involved.

When the girls were 3 & 4 I had a hammer in their hands lol).Anyways, I have done it all; tiling, drywall, framing, installed doors, carpeting, rough and finished carpentry, knocked down walls, installed cabinets, laminate flooring(I didn't want the added expense of hardwood), finished my basement (DH did the electrical although this does not appear hard to learn), designed and built a 20X20 paragoda/arbor for my patio (with some manly help) and installed a vinyl fence.