I just replaced my own and it took me 2 hours (well was 100 ft deep) Now here is where you have potential for a problem .

They have tons of great research.Also, try to narrow your search to a few areas and then go very deep with talking to people in those areas.For instance, the southeast, texas and west generally have great population and job growth.

If you are doing a deep value add, you may look into getting a bridge loan which will most likely have higher interest rates (7% or higher).

It’s important to understand her reason — her true, deep down reason — in order to make the best decision for both of you together.

Replace the carpet if it looks worn, otherwise if it's in good condition you can have it deep cleaned.4.

Dealing with the red tape of a builder who has to come out of pocket on the job isn't likely to be fast enough.If they said they'd do the $900 fee for free then they should do it for free.

@Rob Beardsley when I look at financials for a syndication I'm evaluating or any other pro-forma, it's a big red flag for me if they assume organic rent growth higher than expense growth.

Since making my investment, I am in the red due to the bankruptcy of a single retailer/renter.

Those things along with a good deep clean can really have a huge impact. 

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