If I were forced to pick, I’d lean towards purchasing two properties to diversify and spread the risk while potentially increasing your overall cash flow.

Most did not have those kinds of spreads. 

Typically spreads on loans collateralized by CDs are around 200 bps. 

This helps scale quickly and spread risks across multiple assets.

With HELOC rates at 8%, however, and taxes due on the investment income, the spread isn't high enough to justify the risk.

If she means October's rent, then you will prorate it for the number of days she's there, but she must pay up front.She was given instructions on what to do when it was only restricted to one small piece of furniture and when there was no evidence of it anywhere but on those two pieces of furniture and I'm guessing she didn't do anything AND she kept the furniture with the mold on it allowing it to spread.

I also want to spread the good word about why the industry should hire veterans. 

I also noticed hypodermic needles on a desk along with an immense amount of garbage spread throughout the house. 

Purchase price: $150,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Sale price: $187,500 Flipped approximately 550 homes over this time period with an average spread of approximately 25% What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Some factors affecting costs are: - how small the units are - a 1500 sq ft house will be much more per sq ft vs. a 2500 sq ft house, similar to (10) 1 bed units will be much more per sq ft than (10) 3 bed units because the more you stuff into a smaller box, the cost per foot goes up, and you still have the same costs of a kitchen, hvac, foundation, etc. but you're spreading those same costs across much less square footage.