There are big (HUGE) arguments in the family...no family thanksgiving & christmas this year LOL.

Merry Christmas!

I'm still a landlord for over 30 years (before bp), worked as a lending mgr for 10 years then when the bank cut our jobs (merry christmas ) Then i got my license then my broker's license. 

You could be a trailer park landlord and have cops evict grandma from her double wide on Christmas day while her grandkids are opening presents.

Bought last Christmas in NorCal, currently at the third R...still have hope.

This is what happens when everyone gets a trophy.

I don't expect any major capex in the next 10 years or so - although I got a call from the tenant about a gas leak over Christmas and ended up having to replace the entire gas line for ~$2500, so count that as capex I suppose.

On a major holiday like Christmas for a lot of people.

Well worth $50/year.On top of that, YNAB offers peace of mind in that it gives you the ability to easily and visibly set money aside for large less frequent expenses like car repairs, christmas gifts, insurance payments but on a monthly basis... so that you save x amount of many a month for christmas gifts to reach a goal of y amount by december.

I over heard a conversation at a Christmas party.