Okay just to answer about the deferred maintenance, not having the ins and outs of the dollars for rents and expenses1A10-BC fire extinguisher costs $20 but in a C building they get stolen you need a number of them and wall casesPlumber water heater straps cost $18.

You must go to the site every day and get whatever parts missing ordered and locked up so they don't get stolen.

A few months ago, a neighbor told me that there were a few A/C condenser units stolen in the area.

Basement is a studio with a fireplace (electric), a beautiful full kitchen with island with dishwasher, king bed area with walking closet (space stolen from the mechanical room), huge bathroom with custom tile and glass shower and heated floors in all 3 bathrooms in the house. 

@Jay Hinrichs yup… folks tend to look at just 3 numbers: purchase price, construction budget and resale price but there’s also holding costs, transaction costs, Uncle Sam’s cut, construction budget overruns (from finding surprises in the walls ceilings or floors, delays, dealing with slow/inept/corrupt contractors, permitting, difficult inspector, design changes, material cost increases… stolen appliances if you’re in a rough area… etc, etc etc).

Another method is using stolen access to an account.

For the proceeds from a bitcoin or other digital currency exchange to be considered as an eligible asset, it must be converted to U.S. currency and deposited into an eligible asset account.

He also said Bitcoin right now is too high and he bought it at $9000.

I see Bitcoin like baseball cards or any other collectable.

@Eddie Torres outside of real estate; I have made myself a small position in cryptocurrency, specifically bitcoin and ethereum