So take the 40k add 7% interest to it as a note and the cash flow worked.Also I like the ones I have seen were you build larger units that will handle motor homes and small business.. those condo well too..

One of the major components of the excise program is motor fuel.I had never heard of it either and had to Google it.

I'm also a strong believer that the motor city will bounce back...

If you end up going modular, which still shows up on wheels but is then lifted off the chassis and placed on a stem-wall or basement, you receive a deed and not a motor vehicle title.As a matter of fact, the Clayton dealer* in your town is running a trade-in promo...good company (larger backer..owned by Berkshire Hathaway).

My rental unit has a 500 cash flow each month , the central air fan motor went out , eventually I may need to replace the entire unit a/c and furnace which is about 3 k, the house also has a swamp cooler , edison installed the unit for 80 dollars and it cools about 1200 sq feet , the bill is only 25 dollars per month using the swamp cooler it was put on a window compare to 300 dollars for the central air.

You'll need a heavy-duty hammer drill, so that you don't burn out the motor of a standard drill with each hole you create.No need to break or crack the porch/slab.

Because our group has been so informal we had not amended the covenants to include the rule of no gas motors.

They aren't very expensive and they will last 20 times longer than the round filter style.Remember that standard shop vacs with "brushed" motors are only supposed to be run for 15 to 20 minutes at a time.

I have seen too many gasoline and oil rags ruin washers, overloaded washers wear out belts and motors , and anything and everything finds its way into the dryer when it becomes wet.

No boats, boat trailers, house trailers, automobiles, trucks, campers, motor homes, or other vehicles, or any part thereof, not in actual current use shall be stored or permitted to remain on any residential site or lot unless the same is stored or placed in a garage or other fully enclosed space, or is entirely screened so as not to be visible from any streets and abutting lots.