I've seen some investors paint over damaged/wet/discolored dry wall to only have tenants later claim that they were knowingly exposed to mold.  

I love the look of exposed brick, but there was no saving this one!

I would have just replaced them, except when you take them off, they have extra holes that will be exposed after a new knob is put in.I don't want to have to replace entire doors just for the knob.https://www.dropbox.com/s/v9f593ulzzye6aa/06031813...https://www.dropbox.com/s/2a09ic43fdz4yss/0603181340.jpg?

If you wish to decrease your leverage and strengthen your balance sheet a bit it makes sense to me to prepay the ARM instead of the FRM so that you get tangible cash flow instead of principal paydown that isn't monetized until sale time, refinance time, or when you pay the note off.My thinking is that having a small note relative to the size of your portfolio as an ARM is that you aren't largely exposed to interest rate risk while gaining the ability to increase cash flow through debt retirement.

So on the outside exposed edges, I actually used the foam trim that you can also get at home depot.

I am also trying to work/volunteer in a real estate agency or mortgage company.I want to be exposed to that environment.

When a property is under construction, you are exposed to different risks that you have to be insured for.Second - you wouldn't believe what started this fire......

Originally posted by Tom Cullen: Recently quack man-made global warming pseudo-scientists were exposed purging and fudging data on TMWP in an attempt to explain it away.

Wealth concentration may be good for trying to grow wealth quickly, but it exposes you to a greater degree of systemic risk too.

Now is the time to bring in a professional who can expose the property to a wider audience.Good luck,Mike