they might but you could say in the add that the copper was all ready stolen. 

If your tenant drops gum on the floors, drags heavy furniture across it, has a pet or child, etc etc then those floors will lose their coating and look horrible.  

You are stepping over dollars to save pennies.

Copper to get to $125 2015 which is a 73% drop from the peak was his prediction, looks like it dropped a lot but hasn’t quite gotten there yet.

What I would love to do is have multiple projects going at the same time.I also need to realize that taking $375K to buy a house & dumping $250K into the house will not end with me losing every penny I have into the project.  

I've ridden coat tails of some more experienced investors, so that is the key.

The house was renovated less than 2 years ago so the renovation is simply a fresh coat of paint inside and out, new carpet in bedrooms, new kitchen cabs and appliances, and turn a hall bathtub into a shower/bathtub. 

In most cases, the seller should not have to pay a penny at closing.

The green coating on the sheathing is only a water resistive barrier. 

Maybe an apartment.2. planning for the future - some want to wind down from 50 properties with a mortgage to 25 properties without any mortgage and pocket every penny.