@Sid Leibowitz suggested that if drywall is present that the lower portion be removed; I would suggest that you measure up about 48 inches to snap a chalk line and take out whatever drywall lies below that, so that you can use full sheets of drywall to replace the wet sections.

To dismantle all or a portion of Dodd-Frank, one would probably have to understand the rule’s myriad parts and intricacies.

If you have a good relationship with an agent, especially the one that may have helped you find the deal, you may be able to get a discount on the listing.If you are using hard money, then your financing costs are vital, and also know that you will have to buy a title policy as part of the closing costs to cover the hard money lender.Profit.  

Turnkey is trade off, like anything else - you give away a portion of your return to have a truly passive investment, just like you would if you invested in high-yield mutual fund.Now, the fact that turnkey is passive doesn't mean there isn't work - it's just that all the work should be done before you cut a check.

There's much more to it than meets the eye so reach out to a local investor for guidance, and remember that working with a pro will mean you get a small portion of the profits and the pro will get the majority...it's the price of education. 

@Samantha KleinIf the cracks in the slab are only in the floor and not in the thicker portion forming the perimeter foundation, the cost to repair them should be similar to removing an old driveway and installing a new one.

That only shows a portion of the rent, full rent is actually $925. 

Sorry, no Tim Hortons here but the outdoor patio approach to eating is ideal for Canadians wanting to be in the vitality of a vibrant city. 

Mortgage insurance will eat a large portion of profits or make some good properties unaffordable

A large portion of Portland investors believe the market is overpriced and deals are extremely difficult to come by.