I’ll share with you my number and the pro’s & conHere’s my number:$61k purchase ( got some adjustment for paint color -$2500 off)1.99%Monthly service debt: $719 + $122 ( insurance) = $841Rented for the last 4 months ( had 3 weeks vacations, therefor it was not listed for rent during those weeks) $4790/ 4months = $1,197.50.

Had I known, I would've bought an entire block!

If the blower wheel is plugged up full of hair, get an HVAC tech out to clean it.Go around the house to all of the air vents, and make sure the flaps in them are open (use the little handle/lever/knob that sticks out of the grille), and that they don't have a rug or furniture or something blocking them off.Sometimes people will turn the thermostat down and then close the vents to try to regulate the temperature - if this goes on long enough, the evaporator (A-coil, inside coil) can get ice on it, which really blocks the air flow. 

Totally agree with you.Real estate investing is extremely local - down to the street or block level.

In my area, as homes enter the market I can tell instantly if it will go fast (nice kitchen, lighter than darker colors, a few nice bathrooms).

I am looking to get a reference for a contractor or two that can add a bathroom to a block house in Tampa.  

I was just wondering if anyone has standard colors for walls and trim, tile choices for bathrooms, material types/styles/design colors for floors, etc. 

However, if you reject them because you didn't like the way their car looked, what do you put in the content of the letter so that they do not I think that they were discriminated against, based on race, color, religion, Etc?

One of the big stumbling blocks I see with flippers is - they don’t evaluate well and purchase at too high a price.

Give away some incentive, offer 50% off their second month's rent, reduce the monthly rent, offer to paint some accent walls to any color they choose, etc.You've got to figure out the reason it's not renting.