Now that you mention it, it strikes me that these wouldbe ideal if you have an empty rental unit and youdon't want dust to accumulate on hard wood floors.Just set one loose.

When I watch a movie like Wall Street, I cannot understand half the terms they are talking about, and I really want to.

Ideally I want a purchase price of no more that 150K per home.  

Zero maintenance fees and minimal vacancy is obviously ideal and best case scenario.  

I deal with a lot of different contractors and have been building a team and not really realizing that I was doing it..

There was a great saying/quote from Al Pacino in the movie "The Standup Guys".  

I'm thinking to push for a loan in range of 67% LTV (including rehab costs) and ideally I'd be able to get 7 year fixed, but it sounds like if I could get your type of terms that would be fine.

hey Danielle I am really late on this post, I am a drywall salesman I deal or know a good chuck of installers in town (I better since I've been doing it for 9 years) On future projects I would be more then happy to give you a couple of contacts to supply labor.

Getting some good weather would be ideal too.

Make sure the HVAC, water heater, and appliances work well, those are the most common issues that I deal with maintenance wise, that can be a big financial hit when renting if you're not ready for with a reserve.