I became a landlord by accident and hoping to grow in real estate investing.

Your business tenant with whom you have a lease agreement, and it requires you be named as an additional insured on their commercial general liability policy, has a slip and fall accident in their store.

If you have an unexpectedly long vacancy for whatever reason this could wipe out all your profit for a year or more if you only cash flow $100 per month.

An unexpected medical bill can happen to anyone, and it's not hard for it to get beyond the point where the person can pay it back. 

My life has changed 4 years ago after my fatal car accident which cost me my right leg and with that tragic accident I am turning into this dream I’ve always had about real estate investments but back then I was to busy so I thought working for a living thinking I never had time.

He lives out of his boat on ss and lost his leg from a motorcycle accident and is on pain meds and could use some money to sail off to wherever the wind takes him next and I could have a part in that lol.

.), I need to sell the property (approaches 10% to sell a property), and I take on all the risk of unexpected events. 

Or...Did you accidently respond on the wrong thread thinking this was one of my other Topic discussions that you are trying to run interference on to keep BP Investors in the dark about my money savings strategies I'm sharing?

Getting rid of most or all of that debt may accelerate your credit repair.But still, keep a little cash on hand, so you can handle an unexpected expense.

My fiancé and I are currently in negotiations on a triplex and the inspection revealed some unexpected repairs.