They don’t want to be calling us a million times over a broken ice maker (sure, insert some anecdotal story about a tenant that never stopped calling a landlord over petty issues.

B) Use it for her, thinking Birthday and Christmas gifts, or to fund extra curricular activities (Dance, soccer, hockey).     

I will be investing in Edmonton and/or surrounding area, If you are from the area send me a message if you want to chat about our market or our hockey team thats teetering on irrelevancy at the moment. 

Cash flow is priority; appreciation is icing on the cake.

Skeleton is sledding on the same ice track as bobsled and luge except it’s a single person sled and I am on my stomach going head first.

I used to get water in the spring from quick snow/ice melt.  

Any appreciation above the typical San Diego appreciation would be icing on the cake. 

I have been wanting to get into real estate for quite some time now but it seems im a little nervous to break the ice, I dont know where to start, from what ive read theres a couple of ways people capitalize with real estate, being, buying a house and repairing or doing modifications to increase the value while spending minimal funds, theres buying hosues in developing areas and hoping that as the location matures so will the value of your home then selling it, then theres buying a house making it into apartments and renting it out.

The sand is just the icing on the cake. it prevents the tank from rustuig away and making a depression or a hole to fall into.

Icing on the cake here...the tenant advised me NOT to buy the property.4 - garage - Basically an empty car garage, only thing illegal was the hot water tank sitting on the concrete...some cracks going through the ground.All in all, what a mess.