If you can sift through the dross and find the one or two gold nuggets hiding in the pan with problematic applicants, you have a tenant who is going to stay with you forever because they know their next lodging is a cardboard box if they screw up.

My photographer used a program to merge panned photos so that might be what you're seeing.

Another consideration is if those numbers do pan out, flip the property and get two more projects working in the same manner.

But what made it very rewarding and packed with lasting impact not just a flash in the pan, was seeing how 10x is applicable to so many areas of life and everyone given the diversity of speakers. 

They make drop-down ceilings that hide the support bars, such that the ceiling looks like the old-time tin ceilings.

I have been thinking of buying a property in Clarksville and marketing it more as a corporate or military rental and if that didn't pan out I would LTR individual rooms to APSU students. 

I can't help but think that things like barn doors for bathrooms, brass or tin kitchen hardware, etc, might fall out of favor.

Remote rehab for someone with no experience is about as risky as it comes.MI  will take good care of you.. better to get REAL returns than paper returns that never pan out.or jump into a long distance rehab only to have the contractor walk off with your  money and materials or both.once you get some experience you may want to choose that path.or there are companies that will do the BRRR but very few and you have to pick the right one .. 

the classic example of this was Morris invest.. they got a BP pod cast and of course top notch marketer with some TV celeb power behind him and they go and lay away 1000 investors into stuff that was either straight up loser to start to stuff that will never pan out over time.his videos were rudimentary like drawing stick figures .. he had this saying whats your freedom number  and would show 10 of these at 800 a month and there ya go. 

In that situation the tile matched the counter really well and my new tenants really liked having a place they could set hot pans next to the stove.