Brings up visuals of prison tats and bull nose rings, If I may ask - how do your applicants scan/e-mail the app fee to you?

Actual application and visual learning is what best suits my learning style, although I can learn either way.

But I'll see if I can throw together a basic floorplan visual

So, I doubt that the eviction threat would be a big deterrent for him. 

So that's what people remember--and many use that memory to visualize what an adverse cycle looks like. 

Does a visual on your water meter give you any information?   

I'm a visual kind of guy so here's how I see it in my head (I'm not an accountant so if any pros read this please be gentle): Gross Income ( including parking, storage...)

I do have some newbie questions.I am in the process of acquiring a SFR in Houston and considering the following based on visual inspection and from a Home Inspector. 1) Roof Replacement.

This works with a normal amortization (typically 25 years or less).First Three years: 3.25% (unless we have a amortization of 10 years or less, in which I can offer 2.99%)3-6 years: The three year treasury plus a spread of 2.50% with a cap of 5.25%6-9 years: The three year treasury plus a spread of 2.50% with a cap of 7% ***Currently the 3 year treasury is .93, so with a spread of 2.50%, you would have a rate of 3.43%***To make this visual, based off $100,000, on a 20 year amortization, below would be your worst case scenario for 9 years.0-3 years: $567.203-6 years: $659.026-9 years: $732.31I can also offer a 5 year balloon.

So I approached a couple of inspectors, and they are asking about ~$4-6K, but their proposal suggests that it's based on their senior engineer's visual inspection except one inspector using some sort of x-ray for asbestos.