Here's a tool that might help: http://www.whatsthecost.com/snowball.aspxI use it frequently to run 'what if' comparisons for my clients.

You will notice that there are frequent posters who respond to posts that have these keywords.

With that being said bang for the buck items:ceiling fans- I have found that tenants just love thempaint- "Greige"I put down inexpensive but durable laminate. as well as allure in the bathrooms and kitchens.

Maybe there are statistical models that predict C% loans getting paid off in full & sooner more frequently than D%, so Wall Street pays a premium for mortgage  backed securities with more of D% in it, which is passed onto the consumer in the form of D% being offered for merely 0.3 more than C%.

Yes if you have tons of reserves to cover yourself when the sh*t hits the fan, then sure....you can ride the storm when your are leveraged up the a$$ and it all tanks....but most people that are leveraged that high do it because they don't have the reserves sitting around.......they cant weather the storm for 2-5 years until they can break even again.....It surprised me how many people are back on the gravy train of leveraging the hell out of everything because it will never go south again....dangerous road.

The larger the place the less frequent you will see bookings but you are also charging a higher rate.

Groundfloor has a well-considered roadmap for achieving our vision in stepwise fashion and we're proud of our successful track record navigating it so far.Thanks @Doug W. for being a fan.

I would do a bit nicer glue down lvt.. not a huge fan of the click products

HelloI am a single person, recently bought 2200 square feet house in Dallas county and unfortunately change in job nature, led to travel frequently.

I didn't know you were a BP fan!