I come from a culture that unless you're a doctor, lawyer or an engineer, then there isn't a good life available for you!

I see this in the Asian culture.. at their restaurants.. etc..

I think the combination of those two things might serve me well as I get underway with wholesaling, and eventually the other aspects of REI.I have lived in the Houston area all my life and have grown to really appreciate the culture and history that is part of our great city. 

Company cultures can vary greatly, and you just might be surprised at what you learn while interviewing with others in the area.

I have the calculator defaulting at $10k and forgot to put it at $20k when I ran punched in numbers.

I ran into this situation once in an old shed.

I did let my system run the second night I ran the humidifier to help clean it as well. 

I ran the numbers and $750k puts me in a negative for a regular rental property at marketing rent $2200 for 2 bedroom 1000sq ft. $2000 for 800 sq ft.

So they're coming to Sacramento in droves.Midtown and Downtown will see the biggest surges due to their proximity to the main culture-hub and nightlife we have to offer, and East Sac, Arden Arcade and Rosemont will increase due to their proximity to Sac State.Next will be Oak Park, as the northern part is already gentrified, and raising rents will push those who can't afford it into south sac and north sac / del paso heights.

@Alison Koenig - This morning, I ran over some rough numbers with a broker who i know and he was surprised that I estimated the ARV to be only $455k when he believed it should be at least in the low $500's.