This generally includes opening up the location as much as possible, removing any loose debris, vacuuming out all dust, making sure no insulation is there (yea right, good luck in a ceiling), and finally wrapping everything with tape and inserting those plastic things up into the jacket where the wires come out to make safe the place where the wire is going to rub against the jacket/mount when someone works on the wiring.

I know I'm giving you way more detail than you asked for- so my final thought- if you buy in a good, appreciating market, nearly any investment can be made to cash flow over time, BUT in many high cash flow markets, you can't reasonably expect real appreciation over time. 

Everything is final.

Finally it got noticed, but there are way deadlier sicknesses in America today.

Hi Everyone,I have been lurking around BP for a couple months, signed up about a week ago, made a few contacts and have finally decided to introduce myself to you all. 

We also resurfaced the kitchen counter with a paint kit from Home Depot.We held the rental for 7+ years, increasing the rents over the years to our final Tenant who paid $1,395.Over the years, the home warranty replaced the HVAC for us with little contribution on our part (yes, home warranties are good if you have the right one).

We also resurfaced the kitchen counter with a paint kit from Home Depot.We held the rental for 7+ years, increasing the rents over the years to our final Tenant who paid $1,395.Over the years, the home warranty replaced the HVAC for us with little contribution on our part (yes, home warranties are good if you have the right one).

That title agent is likely going to complete the final transaction.

My offer price is always at least 20% lower than the asking price.If real estate follows stock market and drops 20% or more, I might finally get the pricing that makes sense. 

I want to make sure that it makes sense before I make my final decision.