.- Perform sewage line inspection every five years, especially with old, established trees in obvious vicinity to sewer line, maple root systems are typically shallow and extensive (<5 feet)/oaks go deeper and never stop growing even if the tree branches keeps getting trimmed back (>5 feet).- Monitor typical icicle build-up, watching for insulation/roofing degradation.- Glyphosate weedkiller application 2x yearly, early spring, midsummer in problem areas.- Check window trim for wood rot (I have a constant bone to pick with window replacement companies that offer window wrapping for older homes, completely hiding existing trim as it degrades further and lets in more cold air!)

I wanted to dive in and make my first deal big.

Lastly, you should dig deeper when see that your purchase cap rate is over 9%, but your pro forma is under 7% (from the top of the first page).

I hope to update you guys in a month or so with better news and more complete photos and I hope one day this will be my "Deep Dive" I share.

There are lots of other metrics and intangibles once you drill down deeper.

Some parts of Texas...I know some were big on Nashville some time back, but maybe that has also hit its end...I plan on diving in to a 10-15 unit sometime soon and would love to hear others opinions!

What happens when you PCS to a Low Cost of Living area and your BAH nose-dives to $800-$1100/month?

Hey!My name is Zackarias Aitchison and I am from St Catharines, Canada (Only about 30 minutes from the border). My background is digital marketing and as of late wholesaling and property management. I have never been ...

I’m in the same boat , been pondering real estate for several years, finally starting to do a deeper dive over the last two month, just getting educated , and narrowing down as I save up a few more dollars for a deal late 2019/early 2020.

Indeed - this isn't the most promising visual - however, a few things keep me thinking its worth a deeper dive.