They inject the foam through a 3/8" hole in the slab and it expands until it lifts the slab into its original place.

They drill a hole, inject chemicals then patch the hole.

However when you start pretending there aren't negative consequences because "your guy is in office" and the Fed did something brave, wonderful, admirable, or even particularly clever by injecting tons of easy money into the economy I think you need to leave your political hat at the door and deal with reality.

Absolutely love them and they make me laugh too which is always good....to have a bit of humour injected into property investing !

I have a hotel construction company and I can tell you that purchasing a vacant hotel (depending on the area & municipality) generally requires a sizable capital injection because of several reasons: As with any vacant commercial building you will need to bring up the building to code if a renovation is being completed.

@Jason Rutledge - The way you kill bamboo is to cut it, and inject the new green sprouts with roundup with a syringe.

I just question the viability for a buy-and-rent portfolio.You can inject a lot more profit into the deals if he is willing to act as a credit partner to secure bank financing, then you'll have some significant profits to divvy up.Of course, with you in St.

This is best before making big capital injections. 400 X 8 = 3,200 X 12 = 38,400 gross expected annual 38,400 X .40 (60% costs) = 15,360 NOI 15,360 NOI at a 9 cap is 170,000 purchase price.

You need to maintain some cash reserves to inject into the deal at time of refinance, if necessary due to the potential for a lower than expected appraisal (perhaps be ready to absorb a 10% haircut from the expected appraisal).

If you raise capital and inject into the project, you are an owner.