Basically a wide strip of the wall, spanning from the back of kitchen cabinet, to the 4' wide shower in the adjacent bathroom, all the way to the stack has to be opened up to replace the pipe.Secondly, if I replace my pipe, and knowing my neighbor's is also "near death", I can't honestly be happy with myself if I didn't replace his, or at least give him access to replace his at the same time.

Unless it's something outrageous, why waste the time to nickel and dime the deal to death to save a few bucks?

She does sometimes just lazily, slowly "flow" out of her bed. ;-) I have a no-pet policy (even though I've allowed a cat before for $50/month extra in rent).

Mike,700k / 52 doors = 13,462 door before immediate capexAre these 1 bed,2 bed units and how much sq ft??

I found a duplex in SE portland with a good rental history at 850 per month per unit, with each unit being 2 bed 1 bath.

Everything will be spelled out in writing including recourse in the event of an untimely death.

Rent is related to the size of the unit (number of beds/baths/sq ft) and what other comparable units in the area are getting in rent.

Hi Amie,I am a wholesaler in northern Ky and have a SFR avail now (3/1 two story) you may be interested in looking at (see: http://cincinnati.ebayclassifieds.com/homes-for-sale/latonia/serious-investors-43-000-3-bed-1-bath-960-sqft-20k-profit/?

So, I located a 2200 sq ft, 3 bed, 1.5 bath, duplex built in the mid 80’s priced at $140,000.

The 3 bed and 1 bath when they rebuilt the house they should have added a second bath for resale.