When you develop predictive models, you can determine the accuracy of your model by back testing its accuracy.Most people don't do (or even understand) how to develop predictive models. 

Time to rock and roll!!!

If you pass that test you get any deal you want in life..I listen hard Rock when I am doing Real Estate especially when go looking deals...

I put that in quotes, because it's really more of an old style correspondence course, with online testing and materials.

I don't do a lot of $500k deals and I've been at it a while...You need big margins so when you screw things up you can roll with the punches, ESPECIALLY on your first one.I generally buy at 30% margins and keep about 14% after costs. 

Would not hurt to take a seminar or class and then actually jump in a do a small test baby deal. 

If it rolls, you have an issue with the foundation.  

Obviously,I chose her, but then back-tested this theorem and it fit nicely.The cons off the top of my head:1.

all these old houses have the same issue. the wall is 2" deeper than the tub and you cant put tiles there to prevent drywall damage.you fix the drywall and it comes back. i am guessing the tub has a slight pitch and that's why the splashing water is rolling towards the outuside of the tub.see the picture.the corner guard is not helping, as you can seeanywhere to fix it?

Recommendation is to back-roll after you apply the paint to ensure even coverage and sheen.