The house needs a total rehab,  and the recent update makes me want to put the brakes on this project.

You got used to the sounds of the air brakes and it was far enough to one side of the yard, the front yard was huge and really wide, and the view from the house partially obscured blocked by landscaping.

Maureen, please put the brakes on.

I would hold it.Reason 1: If you are fixing it up and putting new appliances and such your chances of things braking are much lower, and cash flow goes up nicely, and tenant don't call as much. 

Hi @William Laurent,It is kind of like to fix car brakes for someone else, you have to be licensed by the state.

It's in the kind of neighborhood where nobody cares if you do an oil change or brake job in the driveway on Saturday, or if the car has to sit until payday, when you can go to the car parts store, but I wanted to have something to cover me if they have a dead car sitting there for weeks at a time.3) There were a couple of steps in my screening. 

At least on your brake down.

Told myself I would have 6 months to Educate myself and save then before the end of the year I wanted to own a property that would either cash flow or brake even.So for the next six months I listened to ever BP Podcast from the original, money, business, and rookie.

We are considering letting the tenants brake their lease and move.

With cars you have - Maintenance - Brakes- Tires - Gas - Detailing - Payments - Depreciation All of those things equate to a PER MILE COST http://edbolian.com/how-to-calculate-exotic-car-co...