Healthy cash reserves (which include money saved/earmarked for Capex) ensure you can hold onto your property and allow you to sleep better at night!  

It would actually expedite the process to have everything in one account, and properly earmarked, to prove that.

Here is your support: https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2017/03/17/slideshow-mapping-the-top-property-owners-in-east.htmlWest Franklinton is spotty at best...it has the highest murder rate in the city...that's not good...there are only municipal public improvements planned...no earmarked developments outside of an art gallery and a nursing college.

Do you have a superior alternative investment earmarked? 

I haven't seen that movie however I can predict more taxes in the form of unseen or phantom taxes (you know the ones, you hear about them ONCE on the news and suddenly there they are and quickly forgotten) like the gasoline tax or the cigarette tax...perhaps now we will have the "bottled water tax" or the "federal *** emissions tax" (aka: the farmer's stock animal fart tax) or the "domestic house pet tax" on the pet food from the store.......because they sure as hell are not going to stop SPENDING our money or earmarking.....Soon taxpaying Americans will be storming the borders of Canada and Mexico just to stop the taxation madness of the next SEVERAL generations.

Earmark the tax revenue for public schools, police and fire departments.

They did it with a slick marketing campaign of pulling on the heart strings of average Americans, and passed an earmark/pork filled bill that nobody even read.Just a couple of quick facts: - Secretary of the Treasury made an "error" on his taxes (For SEVERAL YEARS).

"Pressed for specifics, Obama suggested he'd be open to joining Republicans in calling for a moratorium on earmarks and taking a second look at a controversial provision in the health care law that requires businesses to file 1099 tax forms for large purchases."

The liberals are going to jump up and down, giddy that the liberal media has given them a talking point with which to attack the Tea Party - claiming that the Tea Party requested 1 billion dollars in earmarks and will use this as proof of how hypocritical they think the Tea Party is.2.

That means I am going to spend, on average, over time, $375 per month.To the extent that my cash expenses are less than $375 per month (again, excluding debt service), it would be prudent of me to earmark the balance to some replacement reserve account, assuming that I don't just happen to have a ton of money in the bank to cover the unforeseen.If I were using accrual accounting for my properties, I'd accrue the different between $375 and each month's net expenses and set those funds aside for replacement reserves.I don't mean to speak for him, but I think when J.