Originally posted by @Shaun Reilly: Originally posted by @Ben Skove: Originally posted by @Dawn Anastasi: I was working on a rehab in January/February and turned the heat down to 50 when I wasn't there and back up to 70 when I was there. 70?

nice @Shaun Reilly .

@shaun really, I don't end right there.

@Shaun Reilly So the problem is getting the two loans paid off all at once.

Hi @Shaun Reilly I figure about $400 in cash flow a month figuring 10% vacancy and 10% maintenance.

@Shaun Reilly I agree, I also don't really see PPC as being an effective option either.

Shaun,Thank you for considering my situation.

Shaun Reilly I'm trying to convince my wife to get her license for years.

Shaun Reilly"Now people who say it just can't be done mean it can't where they look."

Hi Shaun,I posted on this before but can't find the post.If there is a hive attached to the house it is different than on a tree etc.If it's on exterior or interior wall.You will have to remove the wall of wood as well after the bee keeper comes out to clean out the bees.The wood (studs)will look clean but the residue on the studs will make the bees come back after you drywall up.So you replace the whole section where they were in the walls.