Scott Brake on Zillow has been a trusted real estate agent for buying our homes, during the many walk throughs he was quick and honest to point out problems he saw with the homes from his experience as an agent and also a landlord.

They were poorly maintained, death traps, no brakes, waiting for a lawsuit.

There are aftermarket usage meters that can be clamped on circuits.

I picked the simplest bikes I could find with single speeds and coaster brakes to keep maintenance to a minimum.

We pumped the brakes before buying any other PMCs at this point because most of them had a reason to sell, which we found out through due diligence (this guy is 76, so that's a pretty good reason). 

OBX is a growing and sought after market.

OBX is a growing and sought after market.

For the average 80k BP'er to be really happen in 10-12 years, you're going to want 7-10 paid off houses + another source of income(equivalent to 2-3 houses net cash flow) eliminate all debt, and have a low cost of living.I think everyone just needs to pump the brakes on the quitting the W2 though, cause you're not going to find a more helpful resource for retirement benefits + medical benefits.

I liked this property because much of the CapEx was done, but I'm pumping the brakes if the roof isn't going to last longer than 10 years.The property would cash flow about $300-$400/mo net with initial projections as a long-term rental, but I'm not sure what the insurance cost would be now. 

These would just to document the state of the property.Would it be braking privacy laws?