Good day all,I have been educating myself to exhaustion lately about Real Estate, mainly reading, listening and watching Grant Cardone.

Make sure that each step of your glide path is stand alone and can withstand a correction. 

I know that most people on BP would be able to withstand many degree of financial stress.

Sometimes networking can be exhausting!

Hi Luke,Moving a gas water heater includes moving plumbing and finding a new place to vent the exhaust gas.

I would venture to say it all boils down to: how much capital you are willing to put into this deal and how long can you withstand no or negative cash flows.

Hello DIY-er's,The exhaust fan in my townhouse is out of order.

Closed on the property with a land contract.  2) Put 15% down and amortized the loan over 7 years so a lot of equity could be built by the time the balloon would be due in 3 years.3) Contacted my normal mortgage broker through Guaranteed Rate, said should be smooth sailing.4) Made improvements on the property and the appraisal came in higher than my purchase price.5) I now currently have over 50% equity in the property.6) I have excellent credit and plenty of room with my debt to income ratio.but...My broker has exhausted every option to get this mortgage refinanced over the past 3 months of shopping my package around. 

Rental houses in TX would provide some cash flow or at least break even and would withstand a recession better than Bay Area real estate.Ultimately it comes down to what you want.

If they have company over and something happens, the lawsuit will exhaust their liability before cutting into yours