City planning isn't an issue of morality.

The moral of the story is that even after the upfront due diligence, the investment is not as passive as it would seem.

It just stops when NOI hits $0.Another key is that you must use the vehicle 100% for business use, otherwise you have to get involved with complicated formulas to book income in the years in which the vehicle was not used 100%.Moral of the story - unless you are running a full scale enterprise and can afford two vehicles, one in which you use 100% for business, stick with leasing or mileage tracking.

Tons of demand from solid working class tenants  which is more my niche and what most of my BP clients tend to go for, you can also self manage easily these tenants so gives numbers a boost.  

Should be a nice much needed boost for buyers!

Seller financing--with the right terms--can certainly help boost our offer prices...  

There is a much longer season in the Smokies which obviously boosts revenues higher than the seasonal destinations.

4) Retire with high income 5) If you need an income boost, do it again.   

It is hard to refinance unless you really force some value, so you have to know in advance which renovations will boost the value. 

Like I had some moral obligation to accommodate a buyer who couldn’t fulfill the contract.