Petitioner testified that the lessee, Economopoulos, pointed out to her a dead rat, a bee's nest, and several leaks during her single visit, yet petitioner presented no evidence that she attempted to remedy these problems during her period of ownership.

I already have a 401k nest egg I can let mature for 10 years and retire from so money isn't primary motivation7.

You must have cash saving to be a investor not only to have a DB but also a nest egg of reserve funds to cover expenses.

This could help you to maximize the retirement nest egg with a tax-deferred account while you are working and then avoid the early distribution penalty for withdrawing before 59.5.

For example, you may want to create $4,000/month of income with your nest egg? 

I am just stuck in letting this nice new house go having a really good feeling that it will appreciate at least a little more in 10yrs. have someone pay off the nest egg and reap the reward later and still try get into the real estate investing in new city but at a slower rate ( unless find the partners with cash for downpayments etc).I would like to know what others would do... we would be renting in the new city for the first while. we have vacant land we will sell soon for the new down payment. also we only need 5% down on new home seeing we moved for work. lots going on and happening real soon. so thanks in advance for advice...much appreciated...

This service will clean the fireplace of soot, sap buildup, bird’s nests and other combustible debris.

The main goal of this is to ultimately reduce personal taxable income, acquire company owned assets, and build a nest egg of liquidity to invest in property. 

Bedrooms:  Size appropriate for size of house, any 'nested'-go through one to get to another- closet sizes and condition of closetSMELLY:  any scent of mold, pets, pet pee, smoking, smoking pot, etc.Fireplace, check chimney from outside for condition and inside for conditionpool, check for condition, check deck and all attachments-heater? 

Who knows, but in the end, unless it's directly going to affect money in your pocket or the potential condition of your home, I would give them some grace for the 1st week as they get settled (nested) into their new home.