I think major repositions of a property taking 9 to 12 months due to either the amount of renovation needed or lack of supplies/labor can also cause some erosion of that equity buffer as the lender. 

I like having control of my money so checkbook sounds good to me too. The

@Drew Sygit I will add them too the list.

Not sure what your mindset is, but a lot of docs and their families get in the mindset of I sacrificed for 4 years of college, 4 years of med school, 3-5 years of residency and get pretty nice income after that and feel like they deserve the big fancy doctor house after all that, best areas of town, where all your other expenses also go up too.  The

I work in a NON-marketed strategy to STR-A though, as my strategy is as an enabler-facilitator too the operators of STR-A Strategy.

Hated Win8, ain't crazy about Win10 but it is not as bad as a tooth extraction, without anesthesia, which Win8 was.

Everyone wants to have their cake and eat it, too!The

I consider it with beach properties by looking at the published coastal erosion rates by the local county.

Legal question: if property A is uphill from property B, and Property A has a culvert type of system that feeds into a pipe and dumps storm runoff into property B and that runoff is causing erosion issues for property B is Property A liable to rectify the problem in any way?

2) Beach erosion - How big a looming threat is this?