When I walked into the property after not having visited for several days, not only had no additional work been done but all of the electrical work that had been started was destroyed.

CameronA potential downfall is your tenant destroying the place and causing you a years worth of rental income to put it back in it's original condition all while being judgment proof.Tenants will also constantly lie to your face about pretty much anything that advances their position, so you have to do extraordinary due diligence.I'd also prepare to be taken advantage of, assuming you allow for it.

I work a lot and currently trying to destroy my student loan debt.

Now to explain GP/LP partner structures: Now Luke and Leia join them and together they have a common goal to destroy the Death Star.

I bought a 2 bedroom house and my wife and son lived in it for about a year. i bought my first farm and we moved into it and rented the house to a family "friend" This gentleman proceeded to destroy the house right away, he lived there 6 months before I could get him out and paid a little over 2 months rent.

They probably have .01% cash on hand of their networth (if you're a billionaire, 10 million is 1% of your networth).I take what information I need about billionaires -- they are most likely setting, propping up, or destroying markets.

According to your figures you are all-in at $50,840 which means you just destroyed $10,840 of value.  

Before you know it you'll be three months behind without the rental income and your tenant may destroy the place in anger before leaving.Best of luck.

So adding windows, doors, or any type of opening means you are destroying the structural integrity of the container.

Basically he said the neighbor has a bull that is eating and destroying all my trees that line the property.