Your RE investments should not put a strain on your personal money, and vice versa.Other than that, which you may have already taken care of, I wish you the best!

There have been growing pains--affordability concerns, strained transportation, low housing inventory, homelessness, sprawl vs. density--that will carry on in full force this new decade.

However, if your metal system has a break in the ground somewhere (due to a loose connection somewhere) you will need to trace it back and find it so you can tighten it.So, if you do in fact have a metal system, then the first thing to check is if the panel itself is grounded - that could be the whole problem right there. 

My builder did okay on the first home however I just wanted to tighten up the deadline date.  

Nobody would know the actual percentage split, but its been this same way since the market turned and tightened up. 

So even if the probably will appreciate a lot in 5 years, but keeping it may put constant strain on your young family.

The local and federal government is tightening their grip on Real Estate across the country.

I had been considering it, but they have owners by the nut sack and are tightening the clamps.They are being charitable with the homeowner’s money; with theirs not so much.

Personal income requirements are not strained by neutral CF during this period of time... the high cash flow will be happily usable in the later half of the investment period after liabilities are completely shrunk.

Banks are tightening the appraisal underwriting and we're seeing more short appraisals.