I inherited an OOS rental when my Dad passed, and it ate me up with fees and maintenance.

It takes a long time to develop a buyer's list and property flow at the same time to generate the credibility as a new wholesaler to sell the deals and you can't sell and market the deals if you don't know ARV and rehab costs to a tee.

Expensive apartment + caring for my boyfriend who'd been very, very ill ate up a ton of expenses.

I personally ate the cost of the alarm system ($2,000) because at that point, tensions were extremely high, moving trucks were packed and on the parking lot of the title company where we closed and it was the only way we were going to close and each family could move on with their lives.  

Did a really nice job on a flip but over spent on some things and ate up some profit.

After some more research, I'm starting to wonder if I should have just withdrawn it and ate the penalty so I could just buy property outside of a retirement fund.

It has a tee between the first sink and the disposal.

Sorry, flat roofs ate the cheapest to build, and the most expensive to maintain.However, removing the tar and goop, to then install rubber roofing is the best route for my tastes.

@Theresa Harris She ate it apparently.

You ate in the right spot to start.