There should not be anything major UNLESS the sewer line collapse.

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

If the deal collapses and I would lose everything, I'm out.

You never know when and how much, but it is good to be flexible and resilient and keep it all in perspective. 100% Last week I got a call that the drywall ceiling started to collapse :)

Trust when I tell you the house of cards is going to collapse.

There's a fence around the property now due to danger of collapse.

which creates what I've been thinking : the supply and demand is artificially created by the number of dollar is being circulated, just like a stock market.currently money supply is increasing since the last six months hence triggered buying activity in loops.These days, it seems having good investment is better than having company that may collapse at any time.

. $45k from several unexpected large repairs (water leaks, roof collapse, siding rot, plumbing main line, etc.)These issues are also causing me to rethink the assumptions in my model, increasing my vacancy rate from 8% to 12%, repairs from 5% to 20%, and capex from 5% to 20%.

But as others have already stated here, the fund collapsing is not the same thing as a scam.

Leverage is great from HELOC, but you want to accumulate more and more equity and try to use 25-50% of the equity at most to get a property so you don't collapse your entire value in what you own.