Kind of unnerves me to see that people suggest that when you are having issues with after rehab repairs destroying your profit, that you just keep working with the same company to do the acquisition and rehab, but just flip the houses......dont keep them long term.... let the next guy deal with the crap workExactly why I will NEVER buy a flip house

I HATE all these "open enrollment health insurance calls", and I HATE these "Your Google Listing is Crap" calls, don't you?

He was 100% right though.You can try to cashflow a property in NOVA with a minimal downpayment on one hand and crap in the other and see what fills up faster. 

This is basic accounting and I believe there is even a tutorial on the help page if you haven't done it before...Things that don't fall into an expense or income category can be done at the top as a journal entry (additional owner investment, escrow rebalancing, etc)...Do this all and you get some nice reports off the reports tab (the graph icon)...I have things done at the property level but you could choose to do it down at the door level if you wanted. 

Plus the amount you are approved for may not be enough its a crap shoot.

Plus a crap ton of logs...

I 'pupil' I took to an appt of a tired landlord recently liked my phrasing of this: "You've owned, managed and maintained this piece of crap for 32 years.

Crap websites like Yahoo, Bored Panda,and Daily Dot ran with story.

Maybe it’s a crap shoot? 

The couches are crap and super low to the ground.