So most of the core properties have been driven up bubble style, to what I believe are unsustainable prices. 

So, to answer your question - the minimum life-style is covered by cash flow.

I now suspect that Sherman Bridge has serious internal issues as well and the good people, the reliable, service oriented, ethical and "get things done" people flee this company.

If she is interested mabey helping you with some of your tasks will get her exposed at least.She's very detail oriented.

In addition, the individual offices were of the old style were the office walls were something of a flimsy somewhat portable walls.

Owning a home is a life style choice not an investment.

Infact one has got a myriad of designs and styles to choose which meets your requirements.

Delve deep into how I feel about it and orient my future accordingly.For those of you that knew you wanted to be an investor; before purchasing that first property what steps did you take to get there?

First you really need to determine what type of cabinet style you want.

It's old 1970s style tile anyways and is mildew stained and kind of gross, so remodeling this is just fine.I have an HVAC company that I work with that does decent pricing and great work.