So I purchased a Panasonic Whisper Ceiling Fan and a roof vent to install and replace the old exhaust.

I don't chase or try to squeeze blood from turnips or whisper sweet nothings into my own ear.  

If the property is not producing enough income, you may find yourself with an asset that costs you money out of pocket every month AND has lost value, and you will sell when the market is low rather than high because you could no longer afford the carrying costs.So, in sum, the best way to protect yourself at this point in the market cycle is to exercise discipline and ignore the sirens who whisper "appreciation" into your ear, and focus like a laser on cash flow.

., you might be wise to NOT believe the 'Field of Dreams' whispering: "If you build it, he will come."

I showed up at the county court house for an auction that was listed on auction.com  but there wasn't a single person there except for someone that came up with a briefcase and whispered something to the clerk and then walked away.  

I deducted $$$ from deposit to clean up the pool, and he sued me to court...I took a day off day, flow to Phoenix to appear in court and lost it....At the end of hearing, the Judge called me up close to him, and whispered to me: young lady, I am a landlord too... let me give you one advise,never fight a tenant !!!!!!!

I can only imagine the number of deals that occur via whispers and handshakes at REIA meetings, inboxes on Bigger Pockets, or the text from a realtor to whom you sent a "thank you" card.

They whisper in my ear "Why do you need all that?"

If you do decide to go urban, let me whisper in your ear about the leprechaun and where the pot of gold is- It's Section 8 housing.

A short conversation with the broker yields the "whisper number" which is what the broker and seller hope to sell the property for.