A 50 basis point uptick in interest can dry up the buyer pool that was there when you started your flip. 

We closed anyway and I drove immediately to the property and started knocking on doors to explain to the tenants (who didn’t know the building was for sale), that they had to pay rent to me now, the kid in khakis and a collared shirt all tucked in with neatly parted hair, looking like he just graduated from Yale.

On concrete slab... after cleaning, let dry and seal with a concrete sealer.

Toilets and support floor since that's a major place to get dry rot.  

Maybe just let the doors dry and harden up before installing.

Exponential subtraction when my wife goes shopping or has her hair done.

So we had to add a vapor barrier, sump pump, and drainage and waited until it would dry out.

On paper, I think these look like they are good deals but I'm concerned that my cash flow is going to dry up quickly and prefer me from making future investments. 

I always wanted a lock of your hair.

He said everything will look even after things dry up, but it looks patchy , I did not expect this to happen since its all white , am I supposed to paint the entire ceiling now?