The coins (or credit cards these days) your tenants drop into the slots should more than compensate for their costs.

@Dan RobbinsYes, that is my favorite book for negotiating as well.

My favorite part about the real estate community is meeting different people from all works of life and hearing their absolutely beautiful stories.

https://jalopnik.com/nycs-subway-is-falling-apart-...I'll leave this here... an interesting article from one of my favorite websites, other than Bigger Pockets.  

There's a little slot with a silver piece in there.  

Here are some of my favorite strategic real estate allies:  a. 

The board president said that the board was taking it over this task again from the CAM, because apparently there was some favoritism going on.

I need help/answersI don't have much money, but I may (for investment(s) ) be able to get private money and borrow from people I know...I want to put together the property(s)/lot(s) under some sort of minimal liability LLC or Trust, because even though I don't have much to lose...

At the end of those podcast they ask the person being interview for book recommendations, there is also a post on here somewhere that list all the books mentioned in each podcast.Then when you have a grasp of the type of investing you would like to do buy those books and listen to those podcast.With that being said some of my favorite are: The first is more general the others are Multifamily (can you guess what I picked after going through the podcast)Blue Ocean opportunities by Medawar Wheel Barrow of Profits By Gino BarbaroHow to create lifetime cash flow through MF properties by Rod Khleif (he ask for your email in exchange for the book).....Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings By Berges

That said, solid houses in solid neighborhoods will usually go up in value, so it's not quite the same as pulling a slot lever.