San Antonio has HEB which I am sure doubled profits on toilet paper and hand soap alone this year.  

I guess we just wanted to get our roots planted with a house hack but we have to make sure the numbers make sense first. 

Laterals can get clogged as water is not running out, the dirt hardens arond the outlets and vegitation backs up with roots and debris falling in.

:cry: new at this.....found a maufactered home that might be good for flippping....not sure....question is how to know :shock: ....the sqft price is really LOW, :D the location is GREAT :D ....but not sure if it has water damage...the carpet is wet :crying: ....what to do..... all other problems can be solved with paint or soap and water.....appreciate some insight .....

The substrait is usually an organic material such as wood, fiber, etc.The first step is to solve the root cause of the problem - which is the source of moisture.

The bamboo forest has perplexed us so bull dozers going out next week to rid property of stubs and roots.

Avg cost per vehicle including labor is usually less than a .99 Wax soap and  tire shine.

Since the job situation no longer requires me to be rooted in any particular place I started to think that maybe I can make my dream scenario of a bi-coastal lifestyle a reality (I know that Chicago isn’t technically “coastal” but you get the point!

The way you make money in this business is to keep a tenant for 10 to 20 years.I'm actually working on an ebook now about Birmingham's turnkey business and how investors really make money in this business.I'll step off my soap box now...sorry for rambling on.  

Your feedback is at the root of my concern...the amount of repair money does make it a slim deal should I have any budget over run and therefore limiting my exit strategy options.