Here are two very good rent comps I found nearby.  411 NW Arlington, 3/1 1700 SF, rented for $795 per mo   4053 SE Bedford, 3/2 1352 SF, rented for $800 per moIf you can make this property at least as nice as those, you should be able to get around $800 per month. 

So I don't think there is any "main" per se.

However, I've heard that the NE and SE quadrants are best considered with I-20 being that X-axis.

It might not make a whole lot of sense in NE/SE, but might be worth it in the NW

No I don't think you need a certificate per se but you can just let the potential buyers know that everything has been cleaned down to the studs.

I'm not increasing the rent (per se) but want to change the payment of utilities to tenant (I was paying partial sewer); which would effectively increase their rent. 

Managed about a dozen section 8 rentals in small multis in SE/NE until last year for a cheapskate landlord.

Hi @Brian Plajer, if you were to lock today, you would need a 90-day lock most likely.The lender might not have the ability to lock for 90 days so they might be holding out.You are not paying a fee per se for locking now.

Now, money per se doesn't seem to be an issue to me at this time , I know what I can get (up to $170K) and I know the interest I will most likely qualify for (no less than 12% for a start up with zero experience, but more likely around 13%-14% and no more than 15% for the first project).What I really look advise for is the marketing.

They bundled high risk loans with low risk loans which resulted in an across-the-board instability of the properties used as surety for those loans.I don't see a crash per se but very few saw the last crash coming as well until the symptoms of bad bank behavior became visible.