The typical life span of the underlayment is 20 to 30ish years if you're lucky.

Not wanting to rip out a fairly new show I sawed off the bad 1 X 6 from underneath and then held them in place while "sistering" 2 spans of 2" X 12" on either side of the 4" X 12".

Just a thought since it's your first property, but up to you.Also, agents will typically span a number of cities or towns within their territory.

The average life span of a company on the S&P 500 is only 15 years.

What is the span of the joists?

In this day, with short attention spans, if you don't have a way to respond in a couple of minutes, you run the risk of losing that guest.

Some markets will experience rapid growth/appreciation over a span of a few years while other markets will see very minimal activity but may settle well in terms of cash flow.

Note, this is all within the span of the last 8-10 years.It seems like you're more interested in acquiring a property and turning an immediate profit with none of your own money invested at all.

i am currently in a real estate investments course at my university. originally i was planning to do a house hack in the Dallas, TX area upon graduation. recently, my professor brought to my attention the cycle span of the real estate market and how an investors goal is to buy when it breaks the low and sell before it hits the high. with all the commotion in the dallas market, i'm not sure if from an investing stan point if its a good time. but from a house hacking stan point, i still think they're are plenty of property's where the numbers could make sense. anyone with previous house hacking experience have any insight on this??

Overall crime is up 3rd quarter year over year by 4.5%, property crimes are up 7%, violent crimes are down 5%, but homicide has increased by 26% in that same time span.