It is only for me in case of emergency.

That was an emergency situation, so I wouldn't expect a person to jump through hoops like that on every installation, but...whew. 

I currently have about 60k in an emergency fund as wellAll input appreciatedI also dont mind holding until this eviction thing passes and some homes might hit the market in sept/octo however it takes a month to cash out refi 

I could also pay cash, but with my job I only work every 3/4months when I go on deployment so I think it would be wise to keep more cash on hand for emergencies or if a great deal were to pop up.

Hey Luis,If its an emergency I would recommend looking on Kijiji or Craig's List for cheaper options but if the problem is bigger or requires a big more experience (which it sounds like it does) just google plumbers in the area.

1. 6 month emergency fund2.

@Jeff LangleyIt’s hard to give a definitive answer without the rest of your financial picture, particularly what your reserve/emergency fund looks like, but if the property will still cash flow at the higher rate, and the slight reduction in cash flow isn’t meaningful to your daily life, I’d lean toward hanging on to the cash.

Hi BP Family, Can anyone recommend a trusted plumber for an emergency leak fix?

This policy is in effect for 60 days past the state’s end of the state of emergency that was going to expire June 15 but has been extended.  

If my goal were to build wealth, I would be focusing on how to build up my reserves to cover emergencies - friends, family, personal loan, HELOC, etc.