The thing others have missed is that a motorized vehicle WILL leak some fluid at some point.

All it takes is for a job loss in your life, a transmission break down in your car, a medical problem and your completely hosed.I personally saved up money slowly by working extra jobs and through stock market investments to save up a 25% dp on a duplex and also saved up an additional 6k for EF and repairs.

There is a zero point zero rate/possibility of transmission after a short period of time away from the host.

Hi John,I have a somewhat "fluid" family situation in the areas I mentioned.

Many states require a certified bio-hazard team to come and clean up if it was a suicide with bodily fluids involved,(blood from gun shot, cutting etc.) though if it was a hanging or OD a bio-hazard team is generally not required.

I don't think I want to allow maintenance, especially fluid changes.

Scamming someone by selling a car with a bad transmission is unethical but it doesn't have much of an effect on others that trickles through into other areas as RE does.

I didn't pay a PENNY out of pocket towards (transmission, belts, breaks, tires, oil changes, electronically issues).... simply nothing...

A fee days later I saw the side of the stucco garage where he left a car transmission laying there that punctured a hole in the side of the wall.

Landlords, have to be able to adapt to this very fluid real estate cycle and adjust to the slew of headwinds coming our way.