I have been researching as much as possible about running electrical wire and adding lights and outlets.

That has to cover every item in the units that can and will wear out (flooring, paint, cabinets, faucets, lighting, appliances, etc) as well as capital reserves for big ticket items (roof, HVAC, siding, windows, plumbing, electrical etc). 

I always use the charcoal color, the silver reflects too much light and can make it hard to see through.

-Wholesale at least 3 deals by 2017-Meet some incredible people along the way and enjoy the ride"Many people will not head down the street until all the lights are green.

We figure 50# per s/f of roof load around here but we don't have clay tile much so I'm guessing there's some extra weight there.

When top agents have 10 to 20 files go at any one time a TC is worth their weight in gold..

They use the weight of the structure to force the pier down until it stops and then jack the foundation up until it is level again. 

I have not received their cpa certified books but in their bookeeping they did show they listed out $100k in payroll which seems light.

Everything I do that involves the words "Real Estate,"  Lights a fire inside of me so big I can't focus on anything else.

Is anyone able to shed some light on whether these are good areas in terms of rental demand and rent-to-value ratio?