Purchase price: $312,000 Duplex located in a popular older neighborhood near University, Med School, Hospitals, Shopping & Dining District.

Its a nice area with lots of great dining, stores, etc. all within walking distance.

Satin, which is a little more hard-wearing than eggshell, works well in those rooms, too, but also in the kitchen, dining area, children's bedrooms, and bathrooms.

If you're going to try and do the whole 'churn' thing and hold 10+ cards at a time, it may be more work then it's worth - you're better off using that time to focus on finding good RE deals :)I happen to have 2-3 credit cards at a time depending on which hotels/airlines i'm using - SPG Amex (for hotels), United Explorer (for flights) and my all-time favorite card, Chase Sapphire Preferred (for dining and everything else).

Once we remove the popcorn and smooth out the kitchen, dining and living room ceilings then we can finish out the floors and order the kitchen.

A few that I've thought of:Convert dining rooms to bedroomsConvert large single family to duplexBillboard advertising if the home is next to a highway or busy streetSubdivide a large lot and build another rentalConvert to student housingWhat creative things have all ya'll done to make a good deal even better? 

I am considering using this in the living areas, bed rooms and dining room, with LVP in the bathrooms and kitchens for protection against water.

The unit is a brand new renovated 2 bedroom 1 bath with a full kitchen, laundry room, dining room and living room.

Perhaps if there is tremendous development around the new stadium, that the residences would use for shopping and dining, then maybe that would indirectly cause residential prices to rise. 

Then we define shared areas as all other areas of the house (living room, dining room, etc).The rest of the lease is very similar to any traditional lease.Lastly, we do attach a sheet with "House Rules".