They seem to think prices of properties will start to drop.So if you can rest (3 jobs at break neck speed can cost you health wise) plus you want to live to see the fruits of your labor and start looking around in 12 months you might be in better shape to make serious moves.Just a thought.Good luck in your investing!

They're more like a machine.

Machines will need replacing causing a lot of capex outlay eating profits.

You're mixing apples and oranges for a fruit salad.

@Klint Ruud this is not a fruitful question because most of us would answer this based on what we would do which is related to our goals, experience, resources, investing strategy, etc.

In the first 4 months I've spent many hours and multiple trips to the house and stores and internet shopping and researching to replace parts on the dryer and the ice machine in the freezer.

She's resorted to intentionally running up utilities and running the washing machine and dryer for one item.

I would first get rid of the existing machines.

Hello everyone,My business partner and I spent 10 years building an internet marketing firm that now, *knock on wood*, runs a bit like a well-oiled machine.

One thing we did discover is (this property doesn’t have a basement it’s on a slab), because of the pet urine soaking into the concrete after cleaning, bleaching… we sealed it with Kilz oil based sealer to lock in/out the odors and ran my Ozone machine for a month to help with the smell.The Bear Paint distributor for Home Depot said we should have used water based Kilz and not oil based.