The harsh reality is that deficit spending to meet interest obligations will accelerate, further reducing the purchasing power of existing USD in circulation and USD savings. 

What if they said it nets $5,000 a month but it only brings in $2,000 in rents and if expenses are $3,000/month not $1,000....Not to sound harsh, but how did you even come up with a purchase price and know if this property is worth the investment?

This could help prospective investors plan better for seasonal challenges and ensure they are prepared for higher maintenance during harsh weather conditions.For those interested in similar investments, your case underscores the importance of patience, unique property insights, the right financing, and effective property management.

I apologize if my previous comment was a little too harsh.

I plan to use the old school methods of growing...no pesticides, or chemical fertilizers.

I am doing my best to find deals but only have been looking on zillow/retail since I don't know how to find anything off market and as you can see... every moment of my day is accounted for and it's a little harsh for folks to berate me for this.

I know that I sound harsh and you're gut is probably telling you that if you call enough lenders you will find someone.

My question is: we have an unused HELOC for 150k but the rate is 10% (harsh).

I’m based outside Houston, I bring over 14 years of managerial experience in chemical manufacturing to the table.

If the buyer finds out about it after they bought the house can they take legal action against me even though everything has been cleaned up and there is no mold or chemicals?