The semester is over now though, so I'm building steam back up and getting excited again with my free time, thanks!

I imagine Texas gathering some new steam too.

Hey man you look like a young guy, what'd you have steam engines in your garage?

It simply is the result of compressing all the costs of acquisition and of disposition into a short time frame, which takes all the steam out of your IRR.

If you are anything like me, you might get excited about something and then run out of steam over time.

The experience of taking off from a standstill is a thrill.I have an old school 2001 SR20 with steam gauges and ICDS2000.

So I am leaning towards this property not being a good investment.There were 3 other duplexes that I visited yesterday and I also wanted to tell that story in narrative form but I ran out of steam last night and I have to go for now.  

This could happen because inflation rises, the lending environment changes, real estate becomes overbuilt, or just because the bull market runs out of steam after so many years.Then, there is a correction in the general economy - i.e., a recession.Many investors conflate the two because, the last time the real estate market collapsed, it coincided with a general collapse of the economy.  

This post is me blowing off steam or seeing if I’m missing anything.

In our leases it says the tenant has to have the carpets professionally steam cleaned upon vacating.