@Marty Summers why not just hire a water proofing company/person to inject any cracks and stop your water issues? 

The only money I injected was $100 deposit. it's under contract and I'm wholesaling it.

I have partnered with friends and family to inject more capital into the deal.

The players won't inject money into the local economy as they make peanuts, fans won't come out in droves to see it, and there won't be an economic windfall from bringing the team in.

Remove the capital injecting actions at play currently, things will get interesting real quick if there is still considerable uncertainty as to the future of things in peoples mind, as thats when people think to save.

Currently over the course of my 20 year loan I will pay ~$70k in interest however if I where to inject 40k into my mortgage principle today I would shorten my loan from a 20 year loan to a 15 year loan and also decrease my interest owed from $70k to $40k  (assuming I did not inject any additional money into my principle over the rest of the loan) This move alone would create 90k in equity and make me eligible for a reasonably sized HELOC to finance BRRRR deals and of course I would continue to inject additional income into my principle to continue to build equity in my home.What are your thoughts?

If you take this route contact Sika, they have lots of products to repair concrete from just surface grouts to injectable grouts to repair deep cracks. 

The Rose Parade and Rose Bowl football game, along with the many associated activities in the weeks running up to New Year's Day, are touted as injecting over $200 million into the local economy.

Hey Mike - thats fantastic you have a capital opportunity to inject into real estate.

One thing is for sure, however, after every recession, the government has injected money into the economy and because it's out of panic theres no way to know how much the economy actually needed, so it will always be more.