Quote from @Michael Cotton: What is it like budgeting for cap ex and maintenance in C class neighborhoods in Cleveland? 

You can block all the exterior holes in the foundation you see and any you see where the foundation connects to the house with steel wool because rodents hate it.

We still buy at Ross, just a real brand and real cotton. 

Quote from @Nathan Cotton: Quote from @Remington Lyman: Quote from @Jim Doyle: I'm very interested in this as well, but finding a hard time finding a good perspective because the majority of the people that respond on Bigger Pockets are 20 somethings that are real estate agents that have only lived through bull markets and positive cash flow years; so Im apprehensive to get non-biased feedback.

To achieve R75 to R100 in an attic requires 18 - 28 inches of mineral wool / fibreglass batts or the same of blown cellulose.

You work, they keep ALL of the money...Slavery plain and simple.Minimum wage in Wash DC is $15 an hour, for a 2000 hour year that's $30,000 a year.Even a Burger Flipper at McDonalds gets paid above Minimum Wage--but not these people.They ought to outlaw this exploitation of people--just like they outlawed having them Pick Cotton for Free.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Quote from @Craig Cotton: Software is a common question on BiggerPockets.

Never 100% cotton and no microfiber.

For me fortunately I believe I have traditional security losses that equate to my capital gain, but I fear this DST industry has successfully pulled the wool over the eyes of retail investors who have a 1031 - 45 day count down and feel they have no other choice.The debate can start here.

Cotton swabs Feminine hygiene products Toilet cleaning pads ANY Moist type towelettes ANY CONSUMER ITEM THAT IS NOT TOILET PAPER!