Bryan,At the risk of participating in a topic more sophisticated than my current station; it seems to me that if you have the money to invest at any given moment and enough to do it in regular and small time intervals, you should find something to invest in, even if it's not an awesome deal, as long as it's a good deal.

Forrest,A flip is an intent to buy and sell property at a short term interval to take advantage of discounts, advantaged buying terms or improvements.Yes, you did.  

Either way they are responsible for this damage.You may want to increase your inspection interval for this property to monitor for any additional damage.Maybe they will start being more careful once you send them the bill and apply it to what they owe.

This initial reservation fee is kept safely in the escrow account, and cannot be used or lost to the buyer.The initial or first “phase†of the resort is typically sold at a deep discount, and to encourage further price increases a developer may plan increases atscheduled intervals throughout the second and subsequent phases.This encourages investors to buy condos early because prices are increasing,and it works well.

Perhaps the contribution is every payday and pay is based on a two-week interval, hence 26 pay periods.  401ks are taken out of paychecks as pretax deductions, so no taxes are involved until distributions are taken (presumably in retirement after 59-1/2).  

. :-) Now comes the time and $$ that you didn't have/get to put in at intervals during the year.On the other hand, the STR will be in perfect condition. 

In my market homes have outperformed inflation for every 10 year interval going back over 60 years.  

Because the beep happens at random intervals or sometimes days apart, this seems unreasonable to me.As a last ditch effort, I am having our electric, hvacs, and washer and dryer looked at. 

Instead of being able to have direct access via listhub to the listing data, all they have to do is to pay a realtor with access to perform automated searches at a regular interval and get the electronic search results.

For some of my homes, the rent goes up on a pretty regular basis and at big intervals because certain homes attract students, who stay for fixed periods and then leave - there's lots of turnover, so few are around long enough to see rent increases, and there's lots of demand.