They were great for my home, the electric cost dropped 40% and sound  penetration was drastically reduced to “quiet”.

Although this is only my 2nd year into investing in real estate I've been fortunate enough to be in the current position I'm in which at first didn't seem like a developer but now looking at it I understand what the individuals were saying.I share this thought because I want all of my BP members to take on and embrace yourself as truly an investor or whatever investing title you may receive along your journey.

Embracing delayed gratification is important and that discipline will help you achieve your bigger goals.

Bedbugs can find plenty of places to hide in cracks where the heat won't penetrate, especially when cooled from the outside. 

Walk a bunch of properties, stick to your numbers, and embrace the struggle because it's going to be real.

The community where I have my homes has its problems, but it is also well run, embraces the short term rental model, has hired people to accommodate the check in process (gated community with 5300 homes).

@Jay Hinrichs, funny that you mention cities don’t like parks because of the ghettos and trash with the way people live, every city I hv ever visited people live like pigs not to mention living in tents on the streets, maybe they should consider embracing mobile home parks instead of hating on them, they are the last affordable housing in this country 

I would also be careful that adding those egress windows doesn't create water penetration issues.

Have to embrace that I only know how to win mentality.

@Reyna LopezNo, you won't qualify for traditional conventional financing if you switch from W2 to 1099 (although some alternative lenders have embraced the new CFPB guidelines that don't require income verification).Your best bet, if you are making the money you hope, is to get an asset based DSCR loan.