Also, I expect a high emphasis on customer service to the tenant - most MC's aren't very thorough and can come off as bullys or very nonchalant when interacting with tenants which in turn can lead to a high tenant turnover rate rather than focusing on keeping everyone happy.

I am a civil engineer with emphasis in structural although I have never practiced structural engineering in the "real world".

Our area is booming to say the least, we have Exxon building their global headquarters 6.5 miles away, a new hospital just broke ground (Texas Children's, a specialty hospital) 3 miles away as well as other various developments going on within 15 miles of our current home.

It's just that the quantities of data have gotten bigger as computing power has increased.My first tech startup attempt was a model that would run a huge number of feature films through a system that would capture things light and sound frequencies, cut rate, and loads of other data points, then correlate that to global sales figures, then allow independent filmmakers to run THEIR film through the same program and generate marketing insights.

The profit form the flip will help my global DSCR with the banks which is going to strengthen my companies borrowing ability.

they are looking at INCOME TAX RETURNS more than the emphasis on perfect credit, so the mere $24K income will not get you approved for squat. am I wrong here?

That could mean global warming has taken a breather.

when you find yourself coveting Donald Trump's hair piece......... even though you have a full head of hair.when, while telling the priest in the church confessional that you're going the straight and narrow and giving up the mistress, you find yourself preoccupied with calculating the the additional revenue the apt you provided her will bring in.when you begin fantasizing that global warming and the melting of the polar ice caps may some day turn your troubled lower income properties into valuable beach front properties.

Yet, the results of an HUD sponsored study on housing prices in 2004 revealed that (emphasis added), [S]ampled prices for single-family homes in areas of Houston that were (1) zoned, (2) governed by covenants, and (3) governed by neither zoning nor covenants . . .

With global population increasing with the exception of European nations, the cost of food and basic necessities is rising at ridiculous levels.