It looks like a big power plant or some such, I counted 13 big cranes once (my wife was driving).

Plants paint building etc

@Michael Plante wow!

@Michael Plante Thanks for the advice!

Funny thing, we wanted to participate with the rehab & decided to work on the yard, so we planted seeds & grass barely grew, so we decided to hire landscaper to do the grass!

We had the guys re-float all the walls and spray new texture and it looks great but I've also heard of guys painting directly over paneling.Anyone done this with success?

as you probably know houston has large oil and gas industry- specifically in my area there are many petrochem plants and such (ei: pipe yards, fabrication shops, drilling compnaies)

It didn't matter if you were repairing bicyclles, trucks, medical equipment, buildings, ships or manufacturing plants.

I do not know about you, but I always want my cash back and definitely consider cash as a cost that has to be recovered.As for the "location" part, if the property is in a war zone, out in the country, next to a power plant, brick versus vinyl siding, etc., you will never get to the math equation because you will never consider the property anyway, so this is irrelevant to the simple formula.Lastly, the threshold for an acceptable positive cash flow amount depends on the landlord.

Location is right next to freeways and renton Boeing plant.