The cheap....Probably one guy with or without a license who works for food, rent, bills etc.

I use the same cheap Graco airless sprayer you have and I use a 311 tip, works fantastic for doors and trim.

To start, I've been wanting to buy a cheap $20, 000 home and rent it for $1000 a month or so.

Dont be cheap, its only $250 !!!

This is on the cheap end, and in our part of the country, the better flipping ARV is in the $115-200k range (that's certainly the case in the Cincinnati metro).

There seems to always be someone ready to rent when they have a private entrance, private bath, and cheap.

Labor is cheap here. :)

If you do not see bandit signs in the area you want to work, then again, you can assume that they do not work or that the municipality is pretty stringent and people have learned their lesson.They are not allowed in most municipalities around the country but are still used because they are cheap, effective and a good form of creating an image.

The lack of supply combined with dirt cheap interest rates and lots of discounted foreclosures and short sales brought in an over supply of buyers.

I'm sure this varies from state to state, and maybe you can find someone to do it for real cheap (without a license - but that's a whole other set of risk) depending on how bad mold is.the fact that you have water leaking from the roof down can mean water coulda gone anywhere along the house.