<3 and the taxes in theory should wash since I use that next property and depreciate it against earned income.

Hell I bought my car for less than 10k, and I still take it to get the oil changed and washed once a month ~$40. 40/10000 = 0.4% monthly investment in my car.

When i had a large complex i had a guy show up driving a old Studebaker with no back glass in it and it look like it never been to a car wash.

So if you are buying right it should come out in the wash.

Yep, crayons will cover the scratch and not wash off easily because of the wax (my tenants have not scrubbed it off yet.)

Have the landlord handle those pesky maintenance issues, roofing repairs, deluge of water coming from the washing machine on the 3rd floor that just exploded through to the kitchen below (yes, this just happened to me in my home.

There is essentially a couch, a salon chair, and a bowl to wash hair.

They washed in a creek and cooked on a campfire.

Also, the tenants are responsible for purchasing their own washing machine and dryer.

Because the research to determine what the problem was regarding the TCB sale was not completed by Monday as promised, I decided to take a chance and call the settlement company attorney myself and ask what the issue was.  He