My Brother and Sister in law did this and racked up $50,000 equity moving station to station.Could do a house, but a lot more risks and costs. 

However, if you are racking up credit card debt, which is typically high interest, I think it very prudent to get that paid off and then focus on conserving capital.

I am not saying to go rack up a bunch of consumer debt (because that is the stupidest amount of debt you could get) but just get a card or 2 and just pay off the balance each month.

Man. it' s nerve racking when you want to go in, but you're questioning yourself. great up and coming neighbrohood. lots of activity.

However, if you find an entire rack of towels/hangers/dishes etc missing from your space, then by all means you should charge for those items (because this was probably done on purpose rather than by accident).3.

I heard on the BP podcasts about how BRRRR can help you reuse the same capital to buy more properties faster I was determined to make this happen, however it is nerve racking as somebody who isn't handy so I got into analysis paralysis.

As @Chris Seveney said, the urine could have made it's way to the wooden subfloor.

There's always the possibility that the inflation will save the day by racking up the sales even though foot prints don't change.What would your advice be for this? 

Sellers who are trying to sell at pro forma might also just need to rack up some days on market to realize the market has changed. 

😁Mom late 70's a tenant whose landlord recently placed a large wooden picnic table in front (like 6 ft) of the single window to a combo living /sleeping area.