Had that blown up, nothing would have panned out the way it did in this town.

It works wonders to hang smokey clothing over a pan of white vinegar to neutralize the odor and make them smell fresh again.  

Look for burn marks on floor coverings, window sills, fireplace mantle and bathroom vanity.To reduce the smoke smell, wipe down the entire apartment with a vinegar wash and set pans of white vinegar around the place.

They had HELOCed and refied that house and use the money for "investments" (none of which had panned out) and vacations.

You'll need pots/pans, baking utensils, bottle openers, oven mitts, and all sorts of random stuff.

Even despite the conservative expense numbers, the cash flow just doesn't pan out like I thought it would prior to analyzing these numbers.I guess my question is, being new to this and assuming I'm running these numbers correctly, where does this deal go wrong in regards to poor cash flow? 

Thanks @Beily Pan .

But if it works in a "giant tin box" it should work in your home. 

The fact that this building currently has ~25% vacancy would make me question the desirability of the area and/or the available tenant pool.Those things aside, it sounds like the numbers should pan out quite well.  

Thanks @Jerry Padilla I'll be in touch if the Home Possible doesn't pan out.