All this can be very daunting, but remember you want to be ahead of the game before you start.Your reputation can make or brake you.

I worked in a garage that offered lifetime brakes on cars everyday.

We were supposed to close Sept 7th but the buyers’ insurance and Title Company put the brakes on the sale until after Irma passes.

I've found the transition from what we've been doing for a long time to the next or alternate chapter to be a longer and more fluid process than 'in a few years I'm going to do x all at once and go in direction y'.    

Change the brake pads on my car. 3.

I'm focusing now on research since we have to sell the houses to have the fluid cash available, but I'm hoping the BP community can help this newbie out:1.

That just happened today to me , I was doing brakes and rotors on my van when the tenant called and said the refrigerator wasnt working .

Unless your going to go on some type of rant about how your braking the laws, or flat out admin your doing what they are claiming.. it don’t matter.Little advice, your a landlord.

Also vacancies can make or brake you.

My target market is the tri-state area and the upstate of South Carolina (but my target market will be fluid as conditions change).