The quotes above are realistic, you could be as high as $3/sq ft.That type of floor works very well for out of level/slight slopes since its very flexible, but any perfection underneath (e g small hole or bump) is going to show thru. 

If their income is barely 70% of the rent, that's a perfect indication they are a HIGH RISK.

A perfect example of bandwagon failure is MLM.

To do it perfectly...you'd want to sand all the woodwork, but it'll be $$. 

Perfect for landlords or rehabbers that have vacant houses there change on a regular basis.

I am currently a student who is lacking the capital to invest so it seems like the perfect move not only to learn but possibly earn a little extra money.

My situation similar, I bought a fixer upper last June and been living in it  but the property is on 1 ace and perfect set up to build 12 townhomes.

The cure to both - the 4 ions: education, action, progress(ion), not perfection".

Can't, there's no perfect time except now. 

@Rosston Smith Mine was basic but a perfect commuter car, and very reliable.