Google articles about the average person not being able to afford the average house.I would consider taking money off the table (liquidating) some of the properties that are mostly likely to take a hit when that market corrects.  

If it's a fieldstone foundation, you may need hydraulic cement to seal spaces between the stones.If it coming up from a high water table, consider french drains with a sump pump, or if you're on a slope, a gravity drain. 

A 60 year old Piano, in great condition (once it was cleaned up), a brand new professional rider's mountain bike, two safes that All Capone could have used, a mirrored very expensive 4 post bed... with intricate detailing and storage built into it, a new heavy duty riding mower,...that's all I can remember right now.

Remember no sale for a broker, no food on the table.

If the 1940s unit has been full renovated and updated and those upgrades have been made then take that off the table.

Many of us are starting out and have so many questions .....more questions than answers  lol  but in my heart i still know its about what we can bring to the table ...no matter how small. 

Many of us are starting out and have so many questions .....more questions than answers  lol  but in my heart i still know its about what we can bring to the table ...no matter how small. 

If you know how to trade anything and are concerned with the mountain of new Rules and Regulations and Taxes that the new Administration is trying to impose "Retroactively," then, you can move to St.

, or just taking some of their investment off the table (risk reduction), generating a partial taxable event to be used again operating loss carry forwards, etc. 

So I want to see if he could help me put offers in on listings that come across his table.