Coming into this industry completely green, thinking "how the heck am I suppose to do that?"

Now focus  my green lil grasshoppah!

We've had a lot of success attracting green-minded tenants, but it's a package deal. 

In addition the plaster itself was a lot like concrete and eventually the chemicals in it would eat through the heating mesh or wiring connections.

At foreclosure auctions you may be dealing with people bidding up the property which can eat up an investors margins.

Not much good if it becomes the Baby Puke Green House.

At it has an eat in kitchen, I was thinking of using the "dining room" area as a space for 1 or 2 [used]: foosball, bumper pool, "table top" [4 ft x 2 ft] pool or small air hockey.

Live as cheaply as possible by preparing most of your meals instead of eating out.

Yes, it may come with some headaches as I am facing so many challenges in decision making what is the best way to do it but if there are no challenges then there is no fun.Currently am learning how to open up a youtube channel, starting a general life blog, trying to lose weight, learning to eat healthily, create a zen circle of positive friends.

The ugly green house is the before picture of the house with the stain cedar shutters.