Fox and Hound1001 NE Green Oaks BlvdArlington, TX 76006

Much needed new sidding to replace the green asbestos siding on there now.

If they're working properly, they trip when they detect current going down the ground wire (bare copper, usually, green insulation sometimes.)

The NOI currently stands at $810($900*.9) - 60 (insurance) - 100(taxes) - $135(15% for repairs/maintenance) = $515cashflow = $515 - $587 = -$72 So yeah, we are bleeding money.I'm sure I can reduce expenses and raise rent to get it in the green, but I think I'll plead my case to the previous owners to drop the interest rate down to 4% which would make it return our investment in my lifetime...

I am very green myself, but willing to help and learn.

I have to force myself to get off of here sometimes because I find that my brain is not absorbing anymore information:-) There are so many people on here willing and able to help, and I hope to contribute here once I become a little less green.

It has a bad reputation but if you go drive down - there is beautiful brownstones that are SUPER close to Fort Greene and the gentrification there with yuppies is changing fast.

"What's clear is we have space for a million people who are no longer there," Szymanski said.Much of that land could revert to scrub land or, as part of Detroit Future City's vision, become "blue-green" corridors to reduce pollution and help drainage in a city with an inadequate, ancient sewer system that cannot handle storm water.

There were probably 100 investors there ranging from green-behind-the-ears newbies to some pretty heavy hitters.

It's really an investor's paradise right now!