@Jordan Moorhead @Ryan Kelly @Neil Narayan @Dick Rosen @Conner Olsen.

They are just like a giant credit card, but with lower interest rates (usually less than 5%)As for getting a LOC on a rental - it's tough.

You go into a giant fund, a publicly traded REIT, etc. and that goes away.

But they all had dehumidifiers, and as @Dick Rosen said, sometimes you emptied them several times a week.  

TBD, based on the giant economic experiment we are in to know for sure if a pullback in the market would be big enough/long enough for investors to be better off sitting on the sidelines rather than purchasing now and riding the coat tails of institutions that are still gobbling up properties. 

Hi James,I think that's going to be a big giant "it depends."

However, the things that made me question my future involvement with this unit were possible big expenditures like all the water lines being made of iron (nearing the end of their usable life before cracking on this 1960’s house), a giant tree root running through the center of the crawl space (could disrupt foundation further), or numerous large pine trees either already dead with limbs hanging or leaning over the roof that needs replacing already.

Picture giant termite hills like you see on National Geographic - that's what these pillars looked like.

Neighboring centers may look like one giant complex, but could also have separate owners.

This made them both so happy as the home they own together was a giant block for them in order to move on with their lives.