It's not "sign the PMA" then wash your hands of it.

I am wondering if he should just keep it and power wash it or change to white .

After watching a YouTube video from Ken McElroy stating 2020 is a wash, 2021 is the time to save up, and 2022 is likely the time to buy (when properties shift from motivated sellers to foreclosures to REO) I decided to redirect some recent Real Estate proceeds out of a 1031 into BTC.

Somebody is getting married so slaughter a goat as part of the feast, in your apartment, your 2nd floor apartment, and then wash the gut's and gore into hallway via a hose tapped to kitchen faucet to "clean up", the CARPETED hallway, carpeted apartment......

Over time, you're essentially shorting the American dollar, and with how both sides of the aisle run deficits, the printing machine isn't being turned off anytime soon.

In terms of insurance checks & repairs payments, it was a wash, probably even a loss because we had high deductibles and the insurance didn't pay for everything we had to repair.

The 10% is probably for ordering items and being there when goods arrive, unboxing and removal of packing materials, assembling any furniture that needs it, placement and moving things around, putting up artwork, and washing new plates, silverware, cooking pans, coffee carafe, prewashing all sheets, towels, and linens etc. 

I take a loan against the cash value at 5.5% and put it into ATM machines which pay around 25% cash on cash. 

Okay, Rand Paul has spoken up, but the rest are just part of the "happy machine" to keep spending our money (while keeping a very large cut, kinda like a mafia loan shark) to give to ourselves to "make us happy".

The rental above cash flows about $5,000 a month and helps offset the mortgage cost at $6300/mo.My question is: we have a lot of equity built into the rental, but the mortgage rate is so low that my calculations show shifting the debt from the primary residence loans to the rental as being a wash with the tax savings.