Fingers crossed for you.

And having one call if you have a problem and not dealing with the trades people is nice too, especially if the problem is a finger pointing type of an issue.

The gate company has been around for 20 years and seem very professional so fingers crossed!! 

Fingers crossed. 

Do that and you'll develop a finger tip feel for what a good deal looks like and more importantly what a red flag is. 

She gets the parents of these students who are serious about getting a real Profession and not just a 2 Year Degree in finger painting or Social Studies to sign the Leases with First, Last and Security Deposits.

A lot of their jobs are insurance work which drives up prices as well.From 2005 to 2014 you could count all the houses built on your fingers, so a lot of the trade labor moved away or switched to other occupations.

Plumbing issues (upon further inspection... caused by hair extensions and 'do rags flushed down the toilet).A busted clothes dryer (I swear they tried to dry a stack of bricks in there).Anyway... needless to say, that particular property has been a money loser for us.We're now on our 3rd tenant and hopefully, it'll be drama free and we can start going cash flow positive.If we can right the ship, it'll be paid off in about 4-5 years and then we should see some great cash flow (fingers crossed).So what does this have to do with you?

Do you look to join a syndication, partner on a flip while working a W-2 full-time, meet a few wholesalers and hope to find a good BRRR or do you put it all in apple stock and cross your finger?

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it doesn't pass.