However, get a high efficiency furnace, get tenants to pay the hydro and it's pretty good. 

They went home.40% left because a major maintenance project was over.50% left because the country is not consuming jet fuel and diesel fuel. 

Think of a duplex, where you can live in half, and rent the other half out...you are in the learning mode now, it will be tough when you need to get on a jet every time to check out the house, and helpers. 

Try Meet-up.com I'm headed to one tonight at Houston Texans Grille with Jet Lending.  

I also find the property tax extremely low ... but I live in Canada, so almost everyone's property tax looks low.What about the house meter for hydro?  

He said the line would be too cloudy to use the camera, so I should have them “water jet clean” the line for the price of $700.00.

Jets will be climbing three miles away in a new direction.

A kitchen drain is typical with lots of grease and slob, and one must swept the line clean with a jet in order for the epoxy liner to get a round smooth shape - and with my copper drain in that condition I am not sure it would survive a high pressure jetting.So anyways the epoxy liner rep at the time told me they couldn't fix my problem at the time, which was a PVC fitting that "pulled apart" but it was under the slab.

Heck, I'd double down for a private jet... if she really had what she thinks she has, BUT we all know she doesn't."

Glad to see you here...Btw, for anyone interested in both the strategic and tactical aspects of analyzing, bidding on and buying large multi-unit properties, Sean is a great resource...as best I can tell, he spends most of his days jet-setting around the country looking at large apartment deals...  :-)