I asked the roofing company at that time if there was anything more I need to do, since the area inside the roof must have got wet due to the rains, and they told me not to worry and to paint the discoloration on the drywall that happened due to the water, after the drywall dries up.

I'm not even including taxes, water/garbage.

This is where the experienced guys who know how to keep their heads above water can make moves that will set them up for a great deal of long term success.

I'd say it is considerably less on more expensive properties (In general, there are always exceptions)Take my two single family rentals in Silver Spring.

Spring is always busy realtors are selling all their sf homes.Generally it slows down late July winter then commercial properties list and not so busy.Snow storms are great !

I used a household power washer but I think it might need more than water to remove the grime.  

Can anyone point me in the direction of a lender with reasonable fees and APRs that can work with me in the Nashville, Franklin, Spring Hill, Columbia, or Murfreesboro area?

we felt that in these 7 days we received the best and indispensable education we could get only by jumping into the water.

I've had plenty of investors dip their feet into these waters and none of them end up pulling the trigger on actually doing it after doing the math.  

That is a great goal to accomplish.I am a REALTOR in Southwest Florida in lee and collier counties (cape coral, fort myers, estero, bonita springs, naples).