If you want to warm up a living room the tenants can get a great area rug designer on sale for cheap like 99 dollars and throw it down.Make sure with the tiles they are not the slippery kind with no grit to them.Those kinds can get wet and make people slip and fall.Much better to spend about 6 cents more a sq ft and get the cheap kind but they have the grip coating and not the ultra smooth slippery surface.

Having built a cozy stream of SFR revenue, I'm considering getting my feet wet with apartment ownership.

I've spent that amount in education but I haven't started really learning until I've got my feet wet.  

and congrats on getting your feet wet!

Even once deciding to go ahead and get my feet wet in real estate, I realized my Brain still had some excuses going why I couldn't succeed at it.

And they're going to realize that the pitchforks and torches were all an unnecessary dog and pony show run by a ringmistress bent on extracting a great show of moral vengeance for doodling in wet concrete.And the predatory advice the OP has gotten here...Saw out a six-foot block of concrete!

My goal is a positive cash flow that will allow the mortgage to be covered (or majority) by the renter while getting my feet wet in real estate and property management.

That being said, where people tend to run into trouble (myself included) is when their business plan wouldn't hold up to a wet slap from a tired 5 year old.  

Hello all, I am a new wholesaler just getting my beak wet.

Pickups are good for any general use but if it's raining your tools get wet or even worse stolen.