Which is maybe like 0.5% in a "High Yield" account.If you borrowed 70% in both cases and could bring enough capital to do the more expensive one you have $33K not deployed taking that higher return on the smaller project.Say both projects take 6 months you have earned a killer $825 on that cash.I'll take the extra $10K on the bigger deal.

There are other factors but typically these are the immediate deal killers.

This "killer" dog that was all of 10-12" came out aggressively at the ladies.

I am master electrician and heating and air contractorI would pay for website or do it myselfPurpose is multi foldThinking of connecting contractorsHelping people also , and I got a killer book in me I would eventually sell Thanks

Keep in mind I only have three houses (4 units) so its not a killer on my time.

If you have no success under your belt, then that killer deal you could have done will become a real deal that someone actually did that you can use to prove your point.

That attitude is a landlord-tenant relationship killer, and not conducive to speedy repairs and timely rent.

It's obviously entirely your decision.But we are - being on BP - running a business here and (unnecessary) costs are the killer of every business.

Hoa are deal Killers on most deals.

This includes mold, asbestos, termites, sewers, foundation issues, jacked wiring, etc.Things like furnaces and roofs are discrete problems that anyone get get a pretty tight bid on and are usually straightforward.For me, the single biggest deal killer is functional obsolescence or ill-conceived DIY additions done decades ago.