Texturing drywall? 

As a signatory (colloquially: co-signor) a parent is a tenant, with all the attributable rights: access, requests for repairs/enhancement/etc; the right to pick-up the phone and consume your time.  

My goals are hopefully pretty modest.....maybe ultimately 2 deals per year, as I work full time.I admit, that my knowledge is strongly focused on the nuts-and-bolts of the business.....design/construction/skilled trades.....and so I'm on here, trying to enhance my ability to bird dog deals as well as finance them.I've done a little research, and there's a fella buying distressed properties here and there in town, at roughly half of county tax assessment value (which seems to be roughly 80% of actual market value), then mortgaging the very same day at about assessment value.....then rehabbing and reselling within a few months.

Then it get's into drywall, tape and float, then texture.

By the sound of it, lets hope that only the drywall and texture is cracking.

In my opinion, rental tile should be small with lots of grout lines for texture to make the floor less slick, and make repairs easier. 

Here's what I'm thinking about doing to make it more manageable and enhance revenues. 

Also nowadays with enhanced report feature they all look the same, which is nice and removes and preference for visual bias.

I'm a police officer and I've been contemplating getting my real estate license to further enhance my knowledge of real estate and get a better grasp at developing markets/buy and hold strategies/ and or rehabbing/flipping.

After adding up all the hours I showed my partner how much we were spending to cover up some textured paint and he agreed it was ridiculous.