Other places have mild weather.

So you'd pay about $1073 in taxes, bringing your after tax return to $6127, or a 5.67% return.So, 2a is not looking great, to put it mildly.

WIPE THE MOLD AWAYAgain, assuming this is not caused by a live water leak, the best solution is to mix up a solution of mild soap and water (simple dish soap) and just wipe the mold away.

Memphis, more just cash flow but maybe mild appreciation.

I also read a suggestion to use laundry detergent, a cleaner like Ajax and bleach.

Bring in 1+ people who specilalize in mold remediation BEFORE you make a final committment to building - you should be able to get an estimate and an idea of the mild/serious nature of it.

after removing the comb and honey, i've sprayed a 50/50 mixture of lemon joy dishwashing detergent and amonia on the inside of the walls.

And I used quotations for a reason, that is more on the mild side but very accurate.Being a property manager I understand the importance of keeping your properties well up to code, and a safe enviroment for all.

The properties were tenanted and mildly profitable (the owner had large loans and so the debt service wiped out most of the cash flow).

im with John on investing in college towns though because its important to have schools,jobs hospitals and something about the area interesting like here are some examples. a nearby water feature like beach,ocean,port,major river,lake mountain w skiing, or mild climate.