Me and my wife (Kami) both work for American Airlines in Tempe as Analysts and we have 2 beautiful daughters!

I originally came here to be a vacuum of information, now I find myself in a situation where I am over my head.

Vacuum inside of cabinets, pantry, under stove and cabinets to have a crumb-free fresh start3.

I have aspirations of flying for the airlines someday, but I also have aspirations of developing a RE portfolio that produces around 10k a month so I can have a FI lifestyle and live out some of my other dreams.

When we have had to purchase supplies/materials for those rental units, we have been using our primary personal credit card to purchase those items (whoo hoo for AIRLINE MILES!) 

I wiped down the walls with a vinegar/water solution, sprinkled baking soda and vacuumed 3 times and purchased an Ozone machine from Amazon and ran it for 24 hours.

Airlines can deny a person certain kinds of emotional support animals.

In a vacuum it's impossible to decide on just that metric. secondly, interest rate variance becomes more costly as the loan size goes up.1% high on a 100k loan, no big deal1% high on a 15MM loan, big dealis he higher than market rate by a lot?

Be sure to vacuum out your kitchen drawers and shelves for tell tale signs of mice during deep cleaning of your unit. 

I normally put in my analysis a travel budget of 500-700 bucks (you could do it for way less -  see Spirit Airlines......it wont be fun but it will get your there...someday!)