How efficient is the heat on these?

Minor repairs definitely do bite into the bottom line but it is a slightly positive cash flow.I just am tired of treading water - I am not building equity, I am still underwater when I look at comps in the area (I think the place is conservatively worth 350K).I am not real-estate saavy enough to know what my options are.(1) I dont think I can refi cause my LTV is horrible.(2) I cant sell without paying out of pocket(3) I cant short saleAny ideas for an exit strategy?  

And of course, I could any place more efficiently than it was previously run.

re taxes $17818 / insurance $1522 / water $ 3987 !!

The "smoke" you see us exhale is water vapor - and its not even from the liquid in the tube - it is moisture drawn from the air by a piece inside called an atomizer.

Hello all, I'm always learning ways to be more efficient in my real estate business and in doing so, I came across a company called Realty Juggler. 

I don't mind doing this but I'm looking to see if there is a more efficient option.Thank you

Hi all,I work for a clean energy nonprofit in Washington DC that deals with clean energy, and we just got word that the DC government is giving away funding to commercial real estate properties (anywhere from 5-100 unites big) who are interested in doing energy efficiency upgrades to their unit.

The problem exists now that there are no gutters, and water just puddles around the foundation of the house.

This home is over 3 years in arrears, and it's over $100K under water....don't think it's a candidate for this idea.