We’d go and live in student housing for two years (I’m a grad school student) which saves us 1100 a month compared to staying and I’d reduce my commute by about 1.5 hours each day. we’d take that 143 and pay off all our debt and have some seed capital for the next project.

The method that worked best was soaking the walls with a TSP mixture and warm water using a spray bottle.

People are basically eating it by the handful in their bread and vegetables and seeds and nuts and corn oil, but no, no, glyphosate KILLS!

The Timberlake Wetland Restoration Area (described in the video The seeds of ghost forests) should be a wakeup call to anyone in the tree business.

Tore some bushes out the front yard and landscaping and dressed it up with new stone and some grass seed.

There was such a surplus of housing, it would take a lot to soak up the inventory (or a lot of bulldozers).

That being said, I have been eating, breathing, and living real estate for the last 3 months trying to soak up all the information that I can.

I spent two years soaking up as much information as I could before taking the plunge and purchasing my first SFH rental in May 2017 in a partnership with my sister.

Now in just 5 days of me soaking up information and having a motivation to see success I have found myself working on my first deal with a very well respected investment company here in Houston!

You fix the leak, chop your walls open at the bottom to inspect, physical clear out the mold and spray surfaces with chlorine bleach and/or soaking agents (great stuff from homedepot.com) for absorbent surfaces.