Dfw just got hail yesterday and it can easily ruin your roof which will make it more expensive to own rentals there.

My problem is she doesn’t make enough money anymore because she’s just recovering from cancer so she’s only working PT.. with that being said I have to now use my income to qualify to cash out on her house... my fear is that by Co-signing on the cash out It will make it hard for me to qualify for any additional loans for investments...

A bad investor will ruin the deal for everyone. 

If they’re a good tenant and they say they have cancer or something, and they’ve been there at least 2 years, I probably give them a month to get their stuff together and then leave.

If you're not handy I have seen this type of strategy absolutely ruin people.

For instance, in Lansing, MI, the Sparrow Hospital just finished building a multimillion dollar Cancer Center (and, if not a hospital improvement then perhaps a new University building).So, think about similar buildings being planned by major players in the City's and County's stronger economic sectors, and ask yourself "if I'd been aware of it ahead of time, might I have been able to score a few cheap houses or strip malls and been able to flip them to the new, highly-paid employees of the Center or to businesses trying to sell to those consumers?"

SummaryProperty took 1 year to sellProperty went under contract 3 times with different buyersWinter freezing temps - water pipe burst ruined our renovation and we had to start all over againWhat We Should Have DoneDon’t create your own comps when evaluating – pay attention to specific neighborhood not 1 mile radius.

I hope you're able to get your project back on track and that this doesn't ruin St.

An unworkable kitchen will ruin any house.

Either it will take forever with DIY equipment or you'll risk ruining your work with the pro sanders.