I come from a professional commercial construction background with a Bachelors in Interior & Environmental Design and I currently work from home in E-Commerce/Marketing (hoping to blend all these backgrounds into a real estate investing :) I had a specific opportunity recently come up that I'm needing some advice on...

I know we're not supposed to be emotional about properties, but a complicating factor is that I am about our SoCal holdings. 

They are not sexy, and so point B above is not really a factor. 

She started a second truck to double our service business (still legally 100% my business), is getting a graphic design degree to freelance as a side hustle, and is 100% on board with my RE goals (albeit she doesn't nerd out on BP Like I do).

Factors include the wording of the original agreement, when the original debt was due, how it was billed, and if the tenant ignored the bills and let them accrue.

However, I'm sure many of you have faced this problem before and have already figured out how to overcome it so that your cash reserves are not the limiting factor on the amount of buy and hold deals you make.Any feedback/ideas/suggestions?

We also have 40 parking spaces for 70 units in our parking lots and there is no designated handicap parking.

For me, it's not much of a factor since I actually flip in both of my markets and make some decent income that way.

The only other factor is time, whether sharp peak valley, or long drawn out. 

Design?