Easy money right there.When you are ready to move, you should have some money in savings (especially if you can pinch even an additional $100 a month on top of the difference in the payments).

Oh yeah, with their chocolate shake.

In addition to our project manager, typically one guy on each job (assuming there is someone we trust) will get a Home Depot card, so that if materials are needed in a pinch, he can run and get them.These things are still evolving, but that's the gist...

Charging a 1/3 more a month puts a real punch in the cash flow of the tenant, especially college kids, you have a $300 unit and you're asking $400 maybe not a big deal for a roomer, but at $600 and asking for $800, that becomes a marketing issue in getting it rented and pinches the ability to pay.What happens when people get "free rents" it's a taxable matter!

I have investors that can pinch a nickel into six pennies, I have some that only look at profits.

If you are using hard money lenders you'll be pinched from a profit perspective.

In a pinch I have sold investments to note buyers.

I rolled my eyes and she pinched my cheeks because she can't see that well and thought I was advocating for her idea.Oh, one more thing.

Too many weak properties, your body isn't holding out, minimal support in a pinch from your wife or other handymen you know?

Probably a covid thing but communication between title and the QI was a joke and my seller got pinched on his next purchase.