Money Mustache and simultaneously from a Google search for "50% rule".I'm a contractor by day (current focus is insulation/air sealing and mechanical systems), but my goal is to be financially independent by 2017 at the latest.

I lent money to a rehabber once, title was in his personal family trust, a IRS lien attached and I had to foreclose to remove the lien.

The acquired building were over 100 years newer and had more modern/desirable features like central air conditioning, integral garages, and fireplaces.Another time I 1031ed property in a distant town for property much closer at hand and easier to manage, it also commanded higher rents.

Some new GE installs have an air gap that can get blocked on & off with debris & that's an easy clean out.GE drain pipes run back from under the middle/front of the dishwasher into the rear of the machine & then it snakes up to exit through the cabinet wall.

I now oversee the day-to-day operations for our MEP, insulation/air sealing and renewable energy crews (which is actually only one crew right now; we're planning to expand to 2 - 3 crews this year).

when you need it, like "air or food" you Will succeed.

Sometimes the failure has nothing to do with any components within the heating system itself; I had a failure caused by an empty plastic grocery bag getting sucked into the opening on the air intake on a furnace on a windy day - no air for combustion causes unit to not fire up.

The less air a blower moves the lower the amp draw.

Hi Sophie, another thing you need to consider is that you should budget for some sort of reserves so if there is an unexpected expense or prolonged vacancy that you are still able to make your payments.

You want to put the stripper on quiete thick as thicker and "air tight" the coating the better it will work.