Is the juice not worth the squeeze?

When you're calling about the Title Insurance above you can request a "fee sheet" or something that shows the fees and charges associated with that title company.Homeowners insurance tends to have the biggest financial affect, so it's the low-hanging juicy fruit. 

I will keep my eyes open and look for some of the off-market properties as well, that seems to be a very fruitful strategy for folks!

Currently looking at an investment as an LP and the sponsor is assuming a refi at the end of year 5 with a I/O term of 36 months.To me this feels like they are doing that to juice the returns in the pro forma and errs on the side of being too aggressive.

Sending you positive thoughts for a fruitful future! 

.$88k & $87K = DCA of $87.5kIt's not that big of a deal, and to me the juice is not worth the squeeze.

Hi Joe,If it were mine I'd replace the rocks with more pavers and hit the pavers with a defoliant to get rid of the weeds.Since you live there too, a nice BBQ might be tasty addition.And a lemon tree means free lemon-aid and lemon meringue pie, as well as tradable with the neighbors fruit, for oranges, avocados and olives (but you have to scout the area for who has those trees).Good Luck!

Being able to partner my 401k with my IRA sounds like a useful tool " The juices are flowing !".

I'm sure you've seen the crap a tenant can try to get down a drain, but first it sat on the counter top.i had a tenant pour their bong juice down the SS kitchen sink.

He watched me Flip properties and I really think his mind was wondering how we went on a Cruise every Christmas, lived in a very nice 6000 sq foot home in a very nice town in Utah (Fruit Heights).