I heard of a landlord who had a tenant with a letter from his shrink saying an aquarium would be good for him, and the landlord didn't allow any pets. 

While my tenants pay my mortgage on the good days, if they were out of jobs my budget would shrink.

@Jonny NilaGet yourself in debt now.The purchasing power of the us dollar is going to shrink massively.

Don’t shrink the flow to the next room or enclose the kitchen further.

The life of the loan shrinks as the principle balance shrinks but it works faster if you “bulk” the Payments.

Cap Ex is the 30 yr roof with 7 yrs left and water heaters and furnaces with ever shrinking life spans.

If you're checking up on your tenants every other week and it becomes annoying, your tenant pool will shrink.

I have never had good luck getting PT from HD because it's always soaking wet and weighs a ton, then dries up and shrinks leaving big gaps, plus half of it is usually crowned or twisted and completely unusable so it's a non-starter for me, I get that from the yard where it comes straight and dry ready to go.

With a change of even 50 basis points (0.5%), the pool of buyers can shrink considerably which will drive down the ARV and as a result, your profits.The old adage "You make money in real estate when you buy not when you sell" is especially true at this point in time. 

Equity starts with your down payment amount on purchase.4) Your CFBT off the property is going up, but not as fast as equity (value-debt owed) is growing5) ROE = CFBT/Equity, so it shrinks if Equity grows faster than CFBT.You can always re-fi (ie raise the debt) and decrease the equity.