You could lend your last dime and not have reserves to fight a Bk or go through a foreclosure.12. 

Lastly, you need to be ready to make challenging decisions at the drop of a dime, such as whether to invest a bathroom remodel.If you haven't found people to fill these roles, then put your first flip on hold until you do.4.

If you die before selling your last home all it did was cost you money all your life and you did not make a dime.

There is a part of me that thinks the guest might feel they are being nickled-and-dimed if there are extra fees on the amenities.Hope that helps!

Start by finding a "Seasoned" attorney, not one who wants to learn the process on your dime. 

I think you should never put another person's dime on your duplex...unless you end up buying something else and have it free and clear later, then you can at that time.  ;-)  That being said, I vote for a SFH. 

Do you think anyone cares if you make a dime?

I think your product is also a determining factor if you buy a craphole and never put a dime back into it expect it sit longer and turnover to be greater and your residents to not be the best and the brightest.To each his own and I don't think anyone's investing strategy is wrong, but if a $10k deal all-in comes along like that again I'd buy in a heart beat.

It appears to be a deal b/c the price is so low...But they are a dime a dozen like that in S.

A good contractor is on time and on budget (even if they aren't cheap, don't nickel and dime).