On the other hand, it can be a real pain and you can end up having to skim coat the wall when you're done.

It would cost me about a Million Dollars to fire her; so, in an effort to keep peace I smiled and said "I can fix that".I have tried skim coating and am finding that any moisture from mud or primer causes blisters under the paper.

I've mostly read, partly skimmed this whole thread. 

That'll differentiate you from the group of "Well, its nice, lets see if it appraises" or "Lets renegotiate after a poor inspection", and make the sellers feel like they might be able to milk you for more later on. 

If milk went up to $100 a gallon folks would probably stop buying it and find an alternative.

Realtors get annoyed if you're just milking them for information with no intention of using their services.

I skimmed the responses on this so forgive me if this is redundant...$150k at 20% down on rentals gets you around $800k worth of houses. 

The lower income should be around 40% plus.Maybe I missed the major topic because I just skim read this thread.

What's an effective way to to see if a property might cash flow by just skimming though them.

I'm not making light of the situation but I'm not the type to cry over spilled milk....Kudos,Mary