soap for fats and sugar, I use Coleman stove gas (white gas) for tar or oil based stains, and water for most anything else, go easy on the water as you don't want it to get on the other side of the polyurethane (through cracks and grooves). 

Im sure theyre always taking on new blood to show them the ropes. 

I'm planning on using a hard money lender since my credit probably won't allow me to receive an FHA loan and I have literally nothing to put down except my blood sweat and tears. hell of a way to bust into the game but reading Brandon Turner's book about how to invest with no and low money down leads me to believe that it's possible.

well turns out my needle in the haystack buyer just got the golden parachute from Precision die cast (retired CEO) he had been eyeballing it the whole time we were remodeling it.. we did a 1.5 million in finish work.. so you can imagine the quality and he wanted that home.. first day on market boom sold... and like any red blooded American broker day it closed I bought an airplane  LOL>.

Continue to do the blood from a turnip thing with the current rental understanding that in addition to paying less to principle and more to interest, you're also going to be paying refi costs in that new mortgage.2.

At times It is intimidating and can be confrontational I’m not going to sugar coat it , but if you worked hard to get that property you know what you have to do and you just go in and get it done .

@Tomer ShaniLegally you can not rent one unit to more thatn3 unrelated persons by blood, marriage or adoption.

You may find many and have the opportunity to buy the best of those at the worst of times.As Warren Buffett says, "The time to buy is when there is blood in the Street."

HiI have been reading BP posts talking about networking groups in Sugar Land etc Is there one in Katy I would like to be part of it Thanks

I just realized most of these don't apply to what is likely a sugar shack but I just started hammering away on this contraption.