This thread and its confusion on the state of cash movement on the property are a hilarious example of why cash flow in isolation is a terrible metric.Underwrite to IRR.  

I can start of with one or two wholesale deals and then use our earnings from that to fund one or two units and perpetuate that strategy to see how it works; maybe we'll find that we like this cyclical strategy or we may drop one method and stick to the other.

In Sask around Regina concrete tanks only last 15y because of ground movement while plastic last a little longer.  

My wife and I have spent a good deal of time in our jobs with families and children who are likely to be, for the most part, perpetual renters.

Just because there is cash movement doesn't mean it's a taxable event.

Got up, put on pants, thought about going outside, then went back to sleep lolFelt like maybe 30 seconds with VERY noticeable lateral movement.

The electric service was configured so that too many hand movements were necessary to turn off all power for the service.

The important part of this story is to remember that I bought this property with no money down, spent $10K on the rehab, and then refinanced the property allowing me to gain a cash flowing property and getting me my fix up money back so that I rinse and repeat the entire process over again in perpetuity.

Perhaps in our history, which would be an interesting study to read, there was a little movement on both ends.

I assume he means piers....Foundation movement is a major issue in DFW, and more homes than not have had movement, and need piers.