You would get bored , fat and lazy . 

This was an opportunity to shed expensive labor and trim operational fat, while cutting some competition.

They went belly up .  

My scenario is different.I am the commercial real estate broker and owner of my company.So I have my listings and buyer clients I work with which brings in a certain amount and then I have my own properties I purchase as an investor myself.As a broker once you have your own investments bringing in income you can pick and choose who you want as clients on the real estate brokerage side.It's empowering at a listing when the seller knows you are not DESPERATE for a listing and you are in demand.They want to choose you because you get results and not because you agree with everything they say.What anyone needs to start is relative to income coming in and family and life demands.For instance if someone has racked up 80,000 in credit card debt on stupid stuff they have nobody to blame but themselves.In my state of Georgia 30,000 a year isn't that bad as cost of living is really low.In some other states 30,000 would just last a few months.So that is how I run my business as I explained above.I try to train agents to help them out but I find they don't have the "fire in their belly" to change their lives.With investing you have to have a "whatever it takes" mentality.

Am I going to get a big fat tax bill for the $70k profit? 

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The desert safari is nice, but the belly dancers will almost certainly be Russians.

The two-fat is just under $80,000 and I have about $800 in inspections etc already tied into it.

I paid a plumber to fix some bellies in the sewage line, but it looks like all of the issues weren't fixed. 

Hopefully in the short term and not the long term, relying mainly on rental income from an underwriting stand point has to be taken with a grain of salt given the immense waive of unemployment and businesses going belly up.