Am I missing something, would they be in the same place if they had taken their money and invested on their own as opposed to through a partnership/JV or syndication, I hope this question makes sense.I'm gearing up and keeping powder dry to utilize in the near future if the market keeps softening and welcome any information/opinions.

Traded in the security clearance and dried out sinuses for humidity, bugs, and ocean breezes.

Bathroom Cleaning - The shared bathroom is to be kept clean and tidy, if any water spills on the ground, dry it up immediately.

The ONLY reason I'd take the loan is to save some "dry powder" for my next purchase as I'd like to get 2-3 more properties in the next few years. 

Originally posted by @Brian Wiggins:@Jerryll Noorden I'm looking into driving for dollars (not sure how else to find deals), but would love to hear what is the better use of time would look like Hey man, check this out...This time of year is notorious for all the leads drying out.

Basement should be dry.

The class it self is normal very dry, but online teaches you to pass a test, in person you get stories to understand why the rules are they way they are.  

At closing there was about 2" of water in the basement, and today it's dry, so that step is complete.If you have contractors coming to look at it, I'd be wary of any remedies that don't FIRST address the causes; drainage, grading, runoff, etc.

Foundation issues are very common in our area due to expansive soils (bentonite volcanic-ash clay that expands when it gets wet and shrinks when it dries, especially bad in certain locations on the W side of Denver, parts of Golden and Superior).

Denver, 130k asking price, leased property. 24 washers 30 dryers and dry clean laundry service cash flow just under 80k.