I am currently facing some big capex expenses from dry rot in an add on kitchen/bath area and the roof is once again getting tired looking.The numbers: Cleaning and maintenance is 11,676; repairs 7324; supplies 2697; capex 22,073. this house is early 1900's built. 11,676+7324+2697+22073=43,770/20 years = 2188.50 per year or 182.38 per mo.

50, 000 for a new 4160 - 480/277 WYE dry transformer, switchgear, and main breaker.

A home that has been abused by cats may need the dry wall replaced to about the 4 foot mark off the floor. 

EIFS should be installed by an experienced contractor to make sure water and moisture can still drain/dry out of the wall.get quotes from local companies, as no retrofit job is the same as the next.

This means you spray and wait about 10 minutes for the texture to dry up a bit and run over the texture with a smoothing tool that turns the drops into a smooth and clean texture. 

I started with a turnkey company and after I was left high and dry, I learned the business myself and manage my properties from a distance with a team on the ground.

Peel and stick the patch, spread spackle, dry, sand, and use a can of spray on texture.As long as you can get the paint to match, nobody will notice the patch.

After 5 contract extensions for reasons way beyond my control, the ink is finally drying on an FHA financed quad, bringing me to 6 units.In March of 2016, 2 months after my 23rd birthday, I bought my first property (a duplex) using FHA financing.  

It could be dry and sunny for the 3 months you own the property and a month after you sell it to a new homeowner it could flood the basement due to heavy rains.

Sounds more that like Colorado / Oregon to me.If you are willing to go with "Hot & Dry" with great business climate - come on down to Texas - Ya'll!