Here are the numbers I do have per a 2015  P&L (Rounded up)  There is also a 1064 sq ft office included.  

If not, then two square feet of sod watered with a watering can would honor your word and net you another $100/month.Your tenant is right though, if for whatever reason there is no grass, and you promised $100 off until there is grass, then you have no choice but to keep making the discount.

The one house I'm looking at has over 1300 square feet and doesn't look that bad (Compared to the rest of the town).

It cost about $3.98 per 1,000 gallons (29.73 per cubic feet).  

Hello BP,I am looking to get my feet wet in real estate investing after I just recently graduated college and started working a 9-5 in Little Rock, AR. 

Hey @Brett Snodgrass,Thanks for the reply :-)Reading the pros and cons, it seems wholesaling is a better fit - but we'd like to get our feet wet in both to see what we really think. 

I'm thinking about partnering with a friend who I feel can help with having feet on the ground in Los Angeles area. 

I bought a SFH last year (in the Port Norfolk neighborhood for those familiar with the Hampton roads area) and I'm renting out two of the rooms and getting my feet wet with landlording.

Just wondering if she is dragging her feet or these take this long?

House hacking is a great way to get your feet wet.