I didn't pick up on it the first time round because I wasn't sure what they really meant, being new and all.

The house had 100+ feet of sill/termite damage, rotting joists under the bathrooms, no recoverable plumbing, no recoverable HVAC systems, no recoverable interior wiring (original knob & tube), and "dead" plaster falling off half of the walls. 

I'm eager to get my feet wet and get started, I've educated myself enough to take my first step and get the ball rolling.

I always round down to 500 per 100k.  

Top half of the page is basically you making it easy for the appraiser to hit a value you want by doing their research for them.Bottom half is information the appraiser would not otherwise have access to.Square feet is intentionally left off of the top half since appraisers consider it a garbage data point.

http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammarAn invaluable resource for Japanese learners in the early stages to get our feet wet before sentence mining :)

I bought my property for 55k. 1100 square feet. 3 bd 1 ba.

I’m just getting my feet wet.

So far I see myself getting into flips, rentals or buy and hold or maybe get myself started with wholesale or even real estate liscense to get my feet wet.

He recommended I get someone who can remove the microwave, adjust the vent to go back up, and if need be, build or repair a venting structure to the outside wall about ten feet away.