So, the cameras are a big deterrent and if someone does make a mess, you know who is responsible.

I just thought I'd ask this question because studying by reading a book doesn't help me at all I'm more of a Visual and audio person.

@Carlos ContrerasWhen you walk a property to decide whether you want to make an offer, you are making a visual inspection.  

@Jaron Walling I can say this majority of families are nurse the environment not so much of a problem, I'm not a reader or math person that's another thing I'm more visually and and hearing, and I did go to a program that could help people find jobs but they suggested I do clerical which is office work I don't prefer office work and that job is not going to be around long time before automation takes over, and my two problems I have eye problems and and I wear hearing aid, I try to become a mechanic I even tried to become an Uber driver and all that time I had three interviews and they all turned me down as got home from each one of them.

You'll find that a lot of Midwesterners just use their garage for storage of seasonal stuff, so it's not necessarily a huge draw or deterrent to have one vs not. :)The only time it might be an issue is if yours is the ONLY property without a garage.

I am doing less than 10k of foundation work on a two-story 2 BR, 1.5 BA now and it is sagging 3/4 inch on one side.The main question I have is why did the contractor not say anything and visually wasn't this apparent the whole time?

This past tuesday, I've managed to close on the property (Yes, we were on escrow for 2 months due to some problems rising because of Covid-19).As I'm typing this, I still can't believe that I've managed to achieve the goals I have visualized in my head.

@Theresa HarrisThanks Theresa"Rats are huge"So if there is one we should be able to catch a glimpse of it sooner or later inside.If there are mice we should be able to catch at least one of them with a trap but visually nothing odd came to my notice so far.

The negative cash flow may be a deterrent or red flag for some, but equity is where the money is made.

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