It's not more sleep, it's not eating healthy, it's not more coffee-- it's drive.   

That gives me $100 a month cash flow and probably around $100 in equity pay down per month on something that already made me a healthy profit.I think the point about taxes increasing is the one that convinced me to hold back a little in the tank.I actually did think of flipping this when I bought it, and would likely do so if I thought I could get $128k.

If there is a healthy discussion, the post may still have value.

At this stage of her life (over 30) where she makes good money, she should be owning a property or at least have a relationship that is healthy.

We carefully rehabbed these buildings (occasionally going over budget) but stuck with it and managed to complete the project, lease up all of the units, and divest at a healthy upside which allowed us to segue our returns into larger investments.

Put the partnership through a healthy trial period.

The healthy tenant has reached out for help with relief money for the situation.

So far, I have a mortgage broker that I have built a healthy relationship with and he plans to help me by also referring me to contractors, agents, etc.

@Emaria Mitchell Sounds like you need about $35k cash PLUS a healthy emergency fund, no bad debt, and preferable a deal with value add potential.

If you've been in the game for a bit, I'm sure this is great because your portfolio is looking very healthy.