So it's so important to pre-screen tenants from all angles.

There is a double-wide trailer on the property as well which rents for 550 and is currently occupied, same tenant would like to stay when property is sold. 

I know it's typically not great.I realize this is a wide open question, but I enjoy people's opinions on this board - any thoughts on paying down the balance of the rental to keep it cashflowing versus just buying a 3rd property?

So, depending on what your investment strategy is, it is a benefit to look at it from different angles, and decide the best direction for your investment strategy.Best of luck to you!

They're installed slightly angled so the condensation goes to the outside. 

It varies widely depending on the process, the workload, and what you're trying to do.

It can also widely depend on how closely you want to manage the managers. 

It could be lighting, it could be the camera angle, it could just be an older house that you can only make patch work look so good, or it could be they maintenance guy isn't that good with patching. 

I cut a 6 feet wide opening that leads into the kitchen.What say you folks?

The entire floor is already/will be 3/4" 2-1/4" wide oak hardwoods (everything but the bathroom).