Everyone has access to the kitchen, bathrooms, etc (if it's not a bedroom it's a common area) it's stocked with basics (sugar, coffee, cooking oil, etc), same with bathroom (soap, toilet paper, shampoo, shower gels).

My personal opinion is if he is a snake oil salesman, he's a darn good one, but I haven't done any business with his company.

I just closed on my first BRRRR and I work a full time job in the field for oil and gas.

Reminds me of my grandmother telling me that castor oil is good for me whether I liked it or not.  

Also, @Clay Smith really dropped some knowledge on making your REI business into a well oiled machine & I'm walking away with a lot of to do list myself from his step by step process lol.But dude most importantly I want to challenge you to take action.

Any time you use your vehicle for business, you deduct the expenses (gas, oil changes, etc).

It all gets stripped to the outer walls, mechanicals replaced, and upgraded anyway.About the only things we consider to add structural value to a "distressed" SFR is the remaining roof life, HVAC upgrade (gas instead of oil, central air instead of window units), high ceilings (of the lack of low ceilings), replacement windows, and actual above grade square footage.  

I should have been a nurse, but I grew up in Wyoming and summers found me covered in contempt and pipe grease while I worked on oil rigs.

I know midland has historically had a shortage of housing due to the oil and suffers from that cyclical economic issue do to oil price fluctuation but I know quite a few investors out there that make the buy and holds work.

We tried some home remedy: blowing cinnamon oil with a hair dryer, but it doesn’t seem to help.