Since closing we have found a few items stashed down there that makes us think the teenagers who live in one of the units are accessing it.

All of that cash being stashed away in case these things happen but is never used, then what?

My personality will not allow me to live poorly, while stashing away equity for a “future good life.”

As a newbie investor, I know I need to stash away money for repairs, capex and vacancies, but my question is where should that money be stashed? 

While inspecting the property, we went into the attic area to check insulation and found the largest stash of vintage pornography, toys, and BDSM objects and material I have ever seen...

Starting to think the only way to profit is finding gold bars stashed in the walls of this place.

@Brandon Bonfiglio Boston, MA is blooming with stash cash deals!

Or stash it for the next deal that requires you you pounce fast.

They just raised the minimum deduction to the point that it is more than most people's itemized deductions.I would be willing to refi a rental to pay off my home mortgage because in most states your personal home and qualified retirement accounts are protected from bankruptcy/law suites so they are one of your most secure places to stash your money (although fairly illiquid). 

With that in mind I want to keep my cash stashed in those protected assets.