Nobody would have predicted sub-$2/gal gasoline a year ago.

Another is you could do a BRRR with a no monthly payment program to really pour some gasoline on the income fire.  

first of all let me say, there is NO one size fits all when it comes to loan programs. what makes sense for you may not make sense for someone else, so take my opinions here as exactly that - my opinion. i am personally not a fan of DPA. reasons being the rates are always higher than traditional counterparts, and they're not usually even gifting you any money.

For example, I've spent $20 and made $90,000 selling a .com and its .net counterpart.

Whether that's a chicken and egg situations I have no idea, but given past experiences with $600/mo electric bills the first year of operating one property I'm steering clear of anything in the short term that's increasing electrical rates, particularly since I'm not offering free gasoline presently either. :-)

That is the highest in the 50 States.Here is a link concerning that: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/states-with-highest-gasoline-excise-taxes-2.aspxI'm a Senior Citizen, and I'm seriously considering leaving the State of Connecticut.Raymond

This all being said, I have no idea how to structure this...Fee: 10% of rents collected (market)Release: 1/3 of 1 month's rent (market seems to be 1/2, I live next-door not really a hassle)I am going to be taking care of his yard, but it's super small and connected to mine so I will maybe charge him $10-20 a month to offset my supplies/gasoline.

Or you would have to have a septic service come out between guests and also fresh water delivered and a working generator with gasoline delivered also. 

Gasoline prices go up , they go down , so does lumber .  

Right now, the cash is simply scared while the market reprices risk. 3.The recent fall in gasoline prices will promote consumer spending again.