We had a vacation condo in Door County, Wisconsin, that we had used as a second home.

I agree with the other posters, chances of you contacting the decision maker for that particular property are extremely low.

 I would not make RE investments based on an "air taxi" pipe dream. 

Example 2: they wanted 300-400 to fix broken glass in door.

That would be okay, except they didn't unhook the water line to the ice maker, pulled it, and now there's a leak. 

got under contract for 47,000 in Cedar Rapids but missed a few things first time through. it's on a slope concrete block foundation small kitchen is added on and no foundation at all.floors are not level the floor plan is all wrong it's a 1900 build don't think it had indoor plumbing originally. so total gut job. might add I'm using hard money on this.now the good points it's on a1.13 wooded acres lot, and houses in neighborhood with 1/4 acres lot about same size age etc are listed around 200k. so any one know of a foundation contactor in CR that does that work?

Here lies the last part I want to make. Real

Nathan Platter I would say my properties are mostly B class propeties with 1-2 in A and 1 d property which is a duplex and money maker.

If you don't have the funds to buy rentals, you to get money (active income, day job income) to afford to buy those properties.Many investors choose to make real estate their active income (being a real estate agent, flipping houses, wholesaling properties,...) because those jobs create profits or commissions, meaning the more successful they work the more money they make.

He's working and suggested a short term roommate to be able to make rent, but so far they only have 20% rent paid and July's rent is due on the 15th.