@Lina Bibikov I'm sure you'll get lots of advice here, but I've never been a fan of assigning debt to a property just to buy more property with more debt...easy to get over leveraged and kill your DTI...limit any more loans for some time unless you have healthy cash reserves or take on OPM...There is more too this...and as a side point, I think most of us would need to know more about the deal to offer an informed response.

The trees are healthy (so not a hazard), but they completely obstruct the sight lines from the street to the front door.

Ultimately, the rule allows for these costs to be incurred while still maintaining a healthy and worthwhile net profit.By the way, I see you're here in Atlanta and offer private money services.

@Alexandra HughesI am by no means an organic healthy guy, but Monsanto (round up) is a horrible dangerous company.

As has been said, there’s a healthy rental market in Mesa, so don’t be afraid to lose tenants who refuse to pay market value.

I have healthy reserves in both properties and properly budget Cap Expenses, along with my regular expenses (vacancies, repairs, etc).

Hopefully, he will be able to stay healthy and pay rent on time.

I'm brand new in real estate investing and my primary goal is to hold long-term single family homes under $50k in areas with a healthy economy, decreasing rental vacancy rates and population growth.

I hope that includes a healthy contingency.

The people are way more healthy than we are (probably a diet thing and exercise thing) with old people running across the streets and riding motos!