get some knee pads

Rehab Question:

What do you do with a house that has tons of mice running around? Do you follow any specific "mediation" practices?

I understand the mice will leave after the home is gutted but I'm loo...

(Seriously, all my coworkers laugh about how my lunch breaks consist of reading finance books)What I strive to accomplish by the end of 2018Network with other passionate real estate investors in Seattle WashingtonFully pad my emergency fundMove into a full-time positionLearn more (there is always more to learn)Find creative financing solutions, and/or Contract assignments and/or Wholesaling in order to finance my first solo purchase[Stretch Goal] Buy a multi-family home, and house-hack one of the unitsFive-year plan and goalsInvest in real estateProduce at least 1K monthly in cash flow through real estateProduce at least 1K monthly through online retailing (Drop shipping, Amazon, eBay)Build a Tiny home on a gooseneck trailerAchieve FI/RE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) by 25.I'm full of ambition, I have big dreams and am working hard to execute on those dreams.

These smells are often in the pad and sometimes make it to the subfloor.Give us an update if you find something that works.

Something simple and quick without padding and fluff.

Where I live, it's not uncommon to see a handful of basement jack posts either on concrete pads or on the dirt itself to deal with soft spots on the foundation, but the soil here is thick, heavy clay with solid rock close to the subsurface, so there's not a whole lot of movement.

If you do disclose, you wind up in a white, padded room.

An easy one that is handy and has been a big hit are the front door locks with the number pad so you don't have to have a key.

The monthly mortgage factor for 4.25% 30 year fixed (avg rate) for 5% down purchase is .00492 so basically for every 1000 you borrow its $4.92 per month so if your 5% down payment equated to 25,000 dollars then your payment analysis would only be padded by 25,000 X .00492 = $122.98 less than what you'll be assuming if you took 100% loan and did a payment with 4.25% interest rate. 

Expect to pay about $5-7/sy for mid-grade nylon carpet, about $1.80/sy for 8 pound pad and about $4.50/sy for installation these days...Let me know if you want a reference for a supplier...