Often when we go into a community for a Rotary function we give back to the host community and we will be gathering many handy individuals together at one time.

Water heaters and furnaces can be deemed flood damaged and still be functional.

And it takes hours…  This process could probably be automated a bit using some visualization tools in Python (software scripting language).  

I searched through the forums and it seems like the best suggestion I ran across is to create a separate LLC to function as a property management company with it's own set of financials (I understand that the "management fee" I take is considered earned income vs passive income). 

Hey BPers,I am designing a strategy for tax-deferred savings that builds current cashflow and could essentially function as an alternative retirement or FIRE strategy.So...here's the strat in a nutshell:1.

(Afterwards he went hiking close by me in the mountains) He was thorough and knowledgeable and explained to me that while half of my system was used up if I fixed what was going on with it using a regular septic company it should last another 20-25 years because it would begin functioning properly and the full side would recover partially and be somewhat usable to work in tandem with the other “good” side again.

Hey @Allen McGlashingIt's a shame to see the BP BRRRR calc still does not have this function.

After a visual inspection, discovered that it was the floor and not the foundation.

Also, and I'm about to read between the lines a bit and speculate, this part could be inaccurate depending on how my crystal ball is functioning today: Yes, it's also true that >6 financed properties may have a hit, and if your LO doesn't have a lot of experience working with REI, they might not have known or checked for that on the front end.

Sheets is easy, free, and has all the functionality I need.