There is something to be said about being older and dare I say more cautious.

How dare somebody not realize an actual indoor toilet is a luxury that can be used by a dozen people!

I basically had to dare my boss to fire me over it. 

You are absolutely correct @Michael NotoThe longer I loose what @Daniel Smyth, I am getting automatic deposits every month.I dare anyone on this site to tell me it makes sense to take an action that will take me 24 months (based on actual math at a $50/mo increase) to recoup the cost of such action. 

I wouldn't dare dream of using deceptive practices, not that you're implying I would!

While I would never dare to say it's "dumb" to leave equity in your real estate, I will say that I purchased a turnkey property a year ago and am in the process of finishing up my refi right now to pull out 16k after increasing the value by 45k through reno upgrades. 

If you don't raise it for too long though, some tenants will develop an entitlement mentality and get pissed when you raise the rent and go all Greta on you "How dare you!

Class A&D are the first to get hairy when the economy shifts (and it will) during the lifetime of whatever your buying.

What if other coaches, instructors or, dare we say....gurus, agreed to having their information subjected to compliance matters in real estate and then they shared ideas and systems for investors?

I personally wouldn't dare set foot in one that wasn't stripped and has been sitting like that for months.3) Are you looking at today's property values or pre-flood values?