I'd prefer not to drywall the whole room, but I have a section of hardboard that's separated due to the weight of the roof debris that dropped into the attic.  

Do you think the span between the support posts will hold the weight properly or should I add an additional post in the center for support?

It’s true that they could lie on their profiles but it’s probably a good first step to sift through the comments and put the comments of those who are really opinionated, yet have not had much personal success with real estate, aside and give more weight to the comments of those who really know what they are talking about.Here is a list of some people on BiggerPockets whose opinions I listen to closely and value because they have fruit on the tree.

If you walk in the door with recommendations from other investors, agents, lenders, etc that will carry far more weight than a nice suit or a fancy car in my opinion.

General knowledge is underrated, most people give weight to excessive expertise...

That's worth its weight in gold man.

The day after I got my keys back...the house was a mess but it was like the weight of the world was lifted off my shoulders!

Continuously financing your purchases is going to grow to be weight on your ultimate bottom line especially when your considering looking at your net gain.

We filled it to the top, and over-shot our weight quota by 2 tons.

A flip or my own residence would carry more weight to consider taking it on.