After all, the emptier your bucket is, the more we BP members have available to fill it.

Most of my parcels fall into  three buckets they inherited the land, they haven't used the land in 10 years+ or they bought it with an ex spouse and are now divorced.  

I've got to talk her into getting a PM co if I kick the bucket.

I intend to mark this RE investing goal off my bucket-list and move it into to things accomplished.

This is usually a drop in the bucket as the expense to find a new tenant and vacancy adds up fast.

It happened to be on my bucket list (I have a lot of fun stuff on my bucket list), and I was only going to take one fight to say I had done it..

The past owners had smoked and I washed the screens 3 times with hot sudsy water and each time the bucket of water turned orange from the nicotine.You can try Kilz or BIN to cover the walls and ceiling before you paint.  

If it were me.. 8.00 bucket of hydraulic cement and 50.00?

Not worth the headaches and stress, and a security deposit sounds like a drip in the bucket to all the work you need to do to renovate it.   

That versus a 2 million Starbucks with 1 lease to look at.So for me I put properties into buckets of work load versus return and decide if it is worth it to accept the business.