The ceiling was about to cave in due to the roof leak.

I am delighted to be part of the BP team!

Date & Time of Event: 1/7/16 at 7:00 - 9:00pm Location: The Cave Room @ Geronimo's Tequila Bar & Southwest Grill, 271 Crown St.

Thanks for the sage words of advice, James and Cave!

If I was light on cash, I'd at least look into getting a line of credit, if possible, rather than wait unitl after the roof caves in or whatever.Also, I would just squirl away 100 percent of all rent proceeds after actual occured expenses and debt service until I had 6 months reserves.

The only thing worse than overpaying for a property is being saddled with the issues now and having over leveraged debt versus the rents you are getting after repairs.Better to wait for a better property to come along then cave in and get over attached to a property.

If you are buying one house ever, then try to negotiate commissions, if that agent caves, and takes little to nothing, then you've found a pretty poor negotiator, and should probably hang up the phone and call the next guy.

Just bug the heck out of them until they cave!

Amongst the great deals that I have been finding,I sometimes find properties that have water seeping into the basement, and the cement walls seems to cave in a little bit.

If he declines, you have to make a decision as to whether you walk, compromise or cave.