That second concern is well-being of your unit; should temperature in that unit get too cold, risk of pipes freezing becomes a concern.So if tenant stays elsewhere and is OK with that, you still have to prevent pipe freezing somehow.

How do you handle furnace filters, etc...SuggestionsI just had pipes in a kitchen freeze in one property this week.

There was a pipe that burst which flooded the unit with 3-4" of water.

One of the pipes burst over night from the batteries in the thermostat dying so the house got really cold.

You won't be able to turn on the water if the pipes don't hold pressure.

Landlords are having alot of problems with broken pipes and other property problems right now.I'll make a bet with you, call in sick.

I have been listening to most of the podcasts and I keep hearing that most of the investors say they have exhausted the way to get a traditional loan, What is the maximum amount?

Our most common fixes were sturdier hand rails and water heater blow-off pipes.

The KEY with land is are you looking at raw land or as mentioned are the streets and pipes in the ground and lots separated out??

All deals done in Southern California....over the past 21 months

Deal #1 got offer accepted at $100K for a duplex, wholesaled it for $107,000 to a cash buyer, netted $3500 +/-

Deal #2 got offer accepted...