Putting all your eggs in one basket to me is Investir suicide.

Eggs!

I've seen way too many people who "can't" work with these issues go out to parties, hang out with friends, go shopping, playing xbox all day eating sugar, etc.

I for instance never claim meals, I figure I'm gonna eat anyhow, and the paltry amount is not worth the hassle.

Every once in a while I'll spend more than the contingency amount, and it will eat up the contingency and some of the past "bonus" money. 

Aging roofs, faulty plumbing, or unexpected structural issues can eat into your profits if you're not preparedLocal Regulations Can Make or Break Your Plans:Zoning laws, building codes, and local regulations can vary significantly from one area to another.

All I know is don't put all your eggs in one basket and diversify your investment risk.

Yokohama station has so many eating establishments that we can possibly find one there,I will share the date and time with those I know.Thanks,

You'll have to eat the fees or sell the home. 

I don't know what you do for work, but I have seen individuals use a large nest egg from real estate to start a business and change their life trajectory.