Often the car-parts stores will run a special on two or three cans for a cheaper rate.On the epoxy floor: I used to live in a house that had that in the garage. 

Because of that, Kentucky courses seem to be much cheaper than Ohio.  

Then, if I want to retire to Maui, I'll sell one of the Waikiki condos and scoop up a much cheaper place in Kihei.

The owner did this because it is cheaper and easier to add an RV plug than it is to buy a home to fill a lot.If the RV's currently occupying those lots are skirted (or otherwise obviously permanent), then I would treat it exactly like a lot renter in your evaluation.  

In my area rents are  cheaper than  mortgage payments. 

I am torn as to whether pay cash for a cheaper, older car or finance for a slightly less worn car.

It has good schools and tends to be much cheaper than the bordering cities.  

You can go with the chemical treatment which is cheaper to get rid of them but you have a greater chance of recurrence.  

I was thinking of  possibly starting out with condos in cheaper areas.

For us, it made more sense to go into flipping OR -- if we stayed with rentals -- to leverage our money, buy cheaper properties, and gain a lot more cashflow with multiple properties than one paid-off expensive home.I know Tampa is a tight market for new flippers.