I got a degree in English and spent most of my time in the Music and Theatre department.

Louis and spent time in Rolla getting my engineering degree.

Most of my adult life has been based around real estate in some way.I had an Architecture/drafting passion in high school which led me to an Associates Degree in Architectural Engineering.

... when it's a hundred freaking degrees outside and you're spending seven days a week on your latest rehab after you SWORE you'd start hiring out this donkey labor, but noooooo...

I am interested in condo conversions and even development as I am currently finishing my degree in commercial construction management.

Over the years I've had 8 or 9 fire restorations of varying degrees, one house with 18 cats, and NO people, I might add...the crazy lady lived in another house up the street!

Dan, I think prices vary quite a bit across the country, but here's some ballparks from my area (SC)1) Kitchens...too hard to say since there are so many degrees of finish, but expect to spend a large portion of your rehab budget here2) For a small bathroom in a typical rental, I'd say 4-6k.

Can't point to a specific clause, but it's a measure that's likely to tick off tenants who don't "qualify".In theory, I agree, a risk-based pricing scheme would allow us to use what's called "first degree price discrimination".

With my design backgound and her marketing degree, hopefully we can turn real estate investment and selling into a more frequent endeavor.

:lol: And that would really freak me out, so to be totally honest, I think it's a bit of healthy paranoia to some degree.