You can rent for anywhere from $1000/mo up to $1600/mo depending on the square footage, bedroom/bathroom, attached vs semi-detached, level of finishes and whether or not you rent to Section 8 tenants.

I am excited to finally join and check out the podcasts and videos.

From what I saw, they used decking, then a black fibrous type of board, and finally the rollout rubber.Now my issue is, I have a room that seems to need insulation at the framing, between joists, and I'm worried about condensation.

I had a major indoor fly problem one time and I finally discovered that the source was the garbage disposal that had old food it in but had not been run in a while.

Then finally I moved into just one room and the kitchen and we deducted about 1/15 from the business return.

But there's nothing like hands-on experience.I finally bought my first property this summer, in Texas. 

My wife and I just finished our rehab a few weeks ago and finally have it rented out.

@Cesar Egas If you don't want them in the house at closing do a final walkthrough the morning of closing.

The debt coverage ratio is around 1.3-1.5 depending on the final purchase price.

I don't know how small claims works in TX, but when I had to chase a deadbeat for unpaid commission in Mass, he kept failing to show for hearings.I was finally able to present my case and evidence to the Magistrate who said I could have both a capias (civil arrest, where the defendant is forcibly brought to court) and an execution (sheriff or constable can seize assets and sell them to satisfy the judgement).What finally got me paid was when I gave him a hard deadline and told him that if I wasn't paid in full by X date at Y time, I was going to have his WIFE (also a named defendant) civilly arrested at work.As you might suspect, that got the deadbeat moving very quickly and yes, I was paid in full.