I gave her 10 weeks to come up with rent after we exhausted homeless prevention assistance..

Josh Stack it all comes down to the numbers through exhaustive research.

I currently have 2 properties, and I want to take advantage of filling up 8 more properties that would qualify for traditional refinancing, in case I wanted to leverage it down the road.IF I have exhausted my 10 cap on traditional financing, and if I had some money left, I would put a down payment on a large multi-family and use the money flow from the smaller units to pay off the large multi-family faster.This is pretty much my 10-15 year plan, just expiated.Just as a disclaimer, I am NOT a financial advisor, nor am I strategist in building a real estate empire.

it sits on about 1/3 of an acre not far from lake ontario (no frontage)  I think it needs about 20 k of work and could sell for between 95 and 115 after repairs which i believe (not having seen photos yet) to include new counters, maybe refinish cabinets, a new cook-top, a new exhaust hood or microwave, new flooring throughout, paint, wallpaper removal, a couple intereior doors and screen doors, lighting fixtures, bath vanity and im sure a few other things.  

@Timothy Gleason thanks for that exhaustive list.

Instead, I had a Paxton supercharger added, along with new exhaust system and rear end.

I live in Houston, and it's already very humid, and I find renters aren't great about using exhaust fans during their hot showers, so sometimes the paint is nearly peeling from the wall.

There is no gas, no oil changes, no brake jobs (regenerative braking provides most of the stopping power), no alternator, no spark plugs, no exhaust system, no belts, etc. 

This is not meant to be an exhaustive list of all the possible careers but is a short list of great entry level jobs I have researched. 1) Analyst: at the end of the day real estate is a financial vehicle that generates cash flow and preserves wealth.

Currently getting ready to sell my primary residence and the furnace and hot water heater need replaced.The guy doing the job won't touch the pipe that takes the exhaust from the basement out the attic since it is an asbestos wrapped cement pipe.Anyone have any expertise with these?