Right now I can think of (in the order of time of installation):(1) wiring for phone and TV.(2) insulation.(3) ceiling dryall and wall drywall(4) paint(5) wood floor or carpet(6) trim and baseboardDid I miss anything?

I heard Steve Jobs doesn't like the number 3, so he didn't make it available on any Apple products. ;-)

I never want to be in the position where I ALMOST had enough protection, I would rather be classified as being overkill with protection.I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV.

They'll complain about someone's stereo or TV noise or coming in at all hours.

Also, remember that just because something is cheap, doesn't mean it's a good deal.Research the neighborhood properties are in, rents, what are properties selling for, what do you get for the money (types of finishes, size of lot, age of house, any major issues with structure or foundation, is the neighborhood kept up, are there mostly renters or are there owner/users in area, etc. compare apples to apples) Also, what is the local economy like?

Today on tv one of his representatives mentioned cap gains going from 15-20%.

I'm not hiding in my office doing this, I'm generally on the couch with the girlfriend watching TV with a laptop or something.

Don't fall for what you see on tv as how easy it is to do.

If I produce and market a crappy product, posters will complain, vocalize their dissatisfaction here and hopefully protect others by discouraging them from supporting the a Dream Merchants.Are you old enough to remember Tom Vu's TV commercials with bikini clad girls and his compelling pitch, "You stupid if you no buy my real estate course!"

The walls had to be washed down along with the cabinets but that was a few months after treatment to knock the bugs down to at least a level where you could enter the place (not habitable yet).If you watched Orkin and Undercover Boss this week on TV that was child's play compared to what I saw.