With good, neutral and not so good reviews. 

I agree with Brian Lacey in that part of the value is that the inspector is "neutral".

As a general rule, the presence of an LLC is tax neutral.  

It seems impossible to buy anything that has neutral/positive cash flow since asset values are so high. 

The property that you first commented on has had equity increase return about equivalent to your example (assuming cash flow neutral since purchased: initially negative cash flow but now positive).  

Thinking either neutral light brown colors with white trim or neutral gray colors with white trim.  

There major difference is that with a shorter amm you pay less interest over time, I prefer not to give the bank money when I don't have to.Unless I was using the rental income to pay my bills and eat, I would rather the neutral cash-flow and high pay down.

And if he's smart, you would be wise to avoid the deal because you will throw your money away.You're better off saving some money and investing in another state that is less expensive, less litigious, and Landlord friendly (or at least neutral).

Credit cards and car loans are bad debt, and a mortgage is good or neutral debt.Running a business costs money.

It's neutral, popular, would match the roof, and wouldn't seem like a duplicate home to the next house over.