It’s not 15 years in that market or any of the more established solar markets, it’s usually less than 10 and shrinking fast.

If you don't let it sit for a day or two it might shrink a bit and you'll have larger gaps around the room than you wanted, or it might expand and it will be tight up against the wall insted of the small area to allow for expansion.

Your $25k limit on losses will shrink down to $20k at $110k income.

I think you could compress the bedrooms to 10x12ish, eliminate large closets and shrink the kitchen.

Gradually, a bigger portion goes to principal, and the interest portion starts shrinking.

Every penny you spend to survive will shrink your investment possibilities.

On the most fundamental level it comes down to supply and demand - and while we have very strong demand, supply keeps shrinking! 

I'm seeing inventory shrink up quickly, cap rates are in the low 4's at best across all of Neverneverland.  

Credit this to shrinking margins and volume of deals.

Don't do business with people that lack capacity... if you are unaware this article explains it: http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/lack-capacity-to-contract-32647.htmlI don't need to go to the link, but unless you are a shrink, you'll have a tough time proving an elderly person lacks the capacity to contract, ever question an older person to determine thier ability to understand a contract?