It that clear as mud!

In this particular economic environment with prices sky high and rates where they are, it seems exceedingly difficult to, for example, find a property that would meet the "50%" rule unless you're playing in the mud somewhere like Detroit. 

For finishing, here's a 3-step process that includes pre-filling, a taping coat, and a finishing coat: You do hot mud for pre-fill with a four inch knife.

I just had my downstairs basement (rec room + bedroom) drywalled 750 sqft 37 panels. the price came to be $1700 all in, hung, mud, materials, left ready to paint. curious if this $45 a sheet is decent price in the Milwaukee, Chicago area or even in general. 

You'll pay around $6 to hand, mud and tape.

.• Configuration: Two bedroom, three car garage, mud room, etc.• Location: Usually a very specific area.

We jack hammered the pool for several days and there was mud up to the tenant's doorsteps.

Kansas City has a lot of development that has started to bring growth to once undesirable neighborhoods.

If you're just out of school, your unfair advantage is your ability to live small, undesirable spaces (i.e. smallest bedroom in a house, murky basement unit, etc.) and rent out the rest of a property to others.

If you're young, your unfair advantage is the ability to live in small, undesirable spaces (I.e. murky basement unit, smallest bedroom in a rent by the room house, etc.).