Or hire the sub that figures out it only needs a new king valve and freon and fabricates a custom replacement condensation pan in his shop for $1K?

I use JNM Property manager t in Springfield.

I am fascinated by all the different ways members are able to generate income passively and have learned multiple ways to market myself, and create exit strategies for investments that don't pan out.

Once you have a few conventional loans under your belt you will know exactly how your DTI is panning out and what the banks are looking for as you get multiple loans.

Like I mentioned before I had started to look at investments and made some offers, but after that didn’t pan out I decided to get my license and in the mean time we used our capital to payoff my and wife’s student loan debt.I was hoping to have more experience at this point, but have to start somewhere.Thanks,Mason

Sell pots and pans.

@Peter T. In

I'm quite sure the expenses won't pan out this bad because when I probed the realtor as to how he calculated the proforma expenses, he did stuff like this:Utility expenses, for example.

I own a class c complex with 6 units of 2000 sq feet each that is 2 offices, bath, and shop for 12000 sq feet, and a pole barn type storage building that is tin metal, about 8000 sq feet total with 3 tenants. 

While replacing it is the easy/expensive solution, I wonder if you can have a drip pan installed.