It was the reason why Rishel Consulting Group spent the money on legal fees to research solutions for Lonnie Dealers.

The fence being on your property is probably going to be considered "hostile" since it deprives you of use of a portion of your property.I suggest you find an attorney familiar with this type of situation, and have the attorney write the owner next door a letter regarding solutions.

Nothing wrong with monitoring that, but it's not the 'metric' we quote as cash-on-cash.

But that's not a practical or timely solution.

Throw in market factors when you don't have 5 years to wait for a market recovery and you're screwed in retirement.The solution (and I agree with the article) is buy the first house with cash - even if it is a $35,000 "pig", save the net profits (after reserves), buy another one with that profit, and let it snowball.  

Working with the PA DEP to set up monitoring programs for small system wells.

Some of my multi-family building owner clients asked me about this, and so our solution was to just put almost every expense thorough our software (we use Buildium).  

Turnkey is a great solution for people looking to build passive income and, if done long enough, to create financial freedom.

But it's a hassle to monitor so I pay now.They would get behind and the city would send me a letter to cut or they will bill me!

It is probably your solution.