.$350,000Huge 22.3 x 19.5 living room with brick fireplace and wooden mantle Great location for this 3 bedroom 2 bath home on raised foundation Over 1800 square feet of living space Large separate formal dining room Hardwood floors in two bedrooms and carpet in one bedroom.....$450,000

This is an older wooden swing gate that has a sliding latch on the interior.

Already hit our "number" now start racking up Life adventures.

I was looking at the Indy market but I have been racking my brain on where to buy.

Just know that you ideally want to take out a new loan and rack that stuff up as long as you are cashflowing in a good secondary market.

The second one is the hardest and most nerve racking.

I find it remarkable that a precipitous drop in A/C efficiency, causing it to run constantly 24/7 in hotter conditions due to its failure, further exacerbated by the installation of a window unit to cool a room separated from the rest of the hot house solely by a wooden door, *would not introduce a significant change in energy usage*.

I have been racking my brains out, because the numbers tell me this isn't a good idea; I just want to get a second, third and fourth opinion.

We use capital one spark but we run another business and travel internationally a lot so we rack up the charges quite a bit.

To condense the list to the important ones:New electrical wiring/PanelNew PlumbingWooden window frames are falling apart (termite damage)Wooden steps to back yard and 2nd floor units need to be replaced (termite damage)Flat roof needs maintenance (leaks)My Question is, where does an investor typically draw the line and say that there's too many repairs that need to be made?