Then for the drywall, you should use greenboard for majority, then for the tile surround, hardiback or durorock.

If there is nothing major that needs to be done, $5 - $10k max to get it ready for another tenant.

At Baldwin Wallace, I majored in Business Management and minored in Statistics.

We definitely had some of the same concerns and we did a few things to help us feel more secure.The first is, get a Schlage lock and a Wink hub for your homehttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DEEKYTQ/ref=o...https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KW8WGZQ/ref=o...This allows you to make your home a "Smart" home and make specific codes for each guest.Once thing we also got is a schlage lock for our own personal door.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NJJ1TY/ref=o...This way my wife and I didn't need to carry a key around with us in our own home.

The reason I ask is people do really stupid counter productive things sometimes when they feel threatened or embarrassed by their situation.

I'm guessing his reference to a commercial bank was simply a choice of wording for conventional lender.I agree with your position on using variable rate financing - particularly now where lender have build a generous hedge into their fixed rate products.  

There's something like 25,000 agents in Denver, and a small fraction of them are doing the vast majority of the deals.

The new ~660 acres of land picked up by 4-5 big developers in Super North Vegas is like a good HOUR from civilization (aka strip / airport / DTS / any respectable casino...)I just can't imagine the current condos and townhomes out here someday being worth $400k/$600k+ like the major cities out there.

And I'd have to pay my ordinary rate on interest every year for 10 years (about $1,700).Does it look like I'm missing anything major?

I have found several things I can do better for my next property but nothing too major I missed.