I have about 12-15 walls that need something on them like a 36" x 24" acrylic poster that's posted to the wall in four corners.Anyone have any suggestions on what types of pics to use, and how to do this without breaking the bank?

I would take and figure in how long before you "could" sell at break even and think about that number for a minute.

The good news after 12 years is.

@Curt SmithThank you for the comment, I understand eliminating the tenant paying for repairs and any type of so called service to the seller.I am meeting with 3 real estate attorneys over the next week and am waiting for a couple others to return calls.My goal is not to break any laws but merely get a deal so I can get out of the rat race and start building my empire.

We're #1 on this list:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/5-least-affordabl...and we're in between #5 and #8 on this list:http://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-10-markets-with-million-dollar-homes/With the small site, the question remains, what is the smallest feasible size for an apartment building?

This was in 2009, and I don't know what the exact breaks are now. 

Real estate has a place in your portfolio but that shouldn’t be the only asset in your basket.http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2015/10/07...

A crash is bad news if you rely on appreciation and banks.

The one thing for me that makes or breaks a 1 bed property is the washer and dryer situation.

Congrats @Steve Gasior I like hearing good news!