The only thing I can do to help justify it is that now with income in the highest tax bracket, I am saving 37% on any depreciation I can get.Will someone either wake me up to my new found delusions or encourage me that I am still on the right track.Buying rentals that don't cash flow is like buying a bike with two flat tires and no seat to sit on, then trying to ride home from the grocery store with a back pack of groceries on your back.Will it eventually get you there?

we can buy pre made contracts at the stationary stores .. they have been there for decades.

They have received two blight violations for failing to store trash containers properly, resulting in costs of around $400.

The reality is buying the house is a store of value against currency debasement and the attraction quality is the location.

Just realize that it requires many specific conditions to be met, and has much greater risk elements that you need to be prepared to potentially go wrong.

Thrift stores are great for interesting framed pieces or even just nice frames and then order your own prints for them off Etsy.

But retail has trimmed physical footprint to defeat that---> yes, lot of store closing, but gov would say it'sretail/walgreens issue or Amazon issueI think people look at the wrong numbers sometimes, but yes in general jobless claims need to and will rise---->yes, more white collar job is affected but since they are rich in cash and rich in equity, that's not translateinto home price reduction so far.More and more evidence is showing that home price appreciation occured because of migration or transfer of wealthrather than the strength of local economy.

Check out dollar store for something like that.

Whereas, in Mexico and the Dominican Republic, your income is in USD but your costs are in pesos and these costs are very low to top it off.Also, because real estate is traded in USD in their countries, the well-to-do Mexicans and Dominicans are using property as their store of value of choice against the devaluation of the peso.

A comprehensive lease agreement addresses all elements of tenancy, and clear home rules are required.