If the neighborhood likes wood, then your square footage may not be so large as to mix and match and you'd want to carry the tone of your cabinets into your flooring.

Because of that non-refundable thing, it's like $250 or $650.He's trying to mix the best of both -- non-refundable AND substantive.

Also am interested in uniforming community development of areas that with mixed style, price, and age of the housing. 

The inherited tenants were on a mix of lease terms, and I offered incentives, and identified better places for them to live.

I will make the switch at some point to do equity plays or a mix of both, but right now, cashflow does help considerably.  

I have talked to a few people in the Real Estate Industry and have had mixed opinions as some say is a bad Idea to start as Part Time agent.I would like some Feedback either positive or negative if I'm heading in the right direction or if anyone has taken a similar approach.Thank you in advance.

This is why unless you are local investors need to stay away from this stuff as a long term hold to try and grow a portfolio and generate cash flow.There comes a break point in price where you start to get to the better areas, better tenant mix, and better quality of the property a buyer is purchasing.

I'm not mixing money with tenants.

If not, pass on the deal or consider a different use or mixed use. 

Beltline development mixed with affordability made it grow so much.