I did 3 bedrooms and a living room in a 1977 house Like the man said get a nice wide scrapper and a spray bottle of water Just spray and scrape It goes pretty fast You might have to skim coat it with some drywall compound after then paint away.Great project to do yourself and save a thousand or 2 

I'll vote for that, quick books is great and widely accepted for small businesses. 

Many of them are incredibly skilled at manipulative techniques to get you to buy their programs. 

The incredible thing is that we have to repaint the unit every single time they turn.

While most people think we are a "conservative" state... most of us have a very wide libertarian streak.

Wide range of luxury housing to fixer uppers.

We are seeing an incredible demand for quality rental properties.Although the population is not technically growing a lot of millennials are moving into the city permanently so the city population is actually growing.I can tell you we also are still buying cash flow positive properties. 

They say their property is in A+ area but when you look at crime reports in that area - it is incredibly high.Can someone here - provide me with some real genuine turnkey investment companies who provide good properties in Dallas Area?.

Thanks, Bill Gulley Good thread here as well: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/84092-buyers-bank-asking-for-my-purchase-price-plus-rehab-costs If the underwriter wants a sense of the profit - and how incredibly subjective is that, btw?

It's incredible the amount of energy that is spent trying to "circumvent" the system.