It's also much harder to destroy them in the first place.

I had no idea, but when dealing with an underperforming water heater which was now disassembled, full of calcium deposits ready to destroy my pipes, and renters who would be returning home from work in a few short hours, I had little choice but to move forward.Hope this helps provide some suggestions on how to fully prepare for your "proactive" water heater replacements.

House size:950 sq ftLot size:3500Comps show around 180k ARVOwner owns home free and clear, bought it Cash for $70k 5 years ago and TOTALLY Destroyed every bit of that house in everyway and equity it could have gained.She wants 90k.

I assume GA is the same.im sure most people here would disagree with my post but that extra month or two you get in rent can easily be negated when the tenant destroys your rental out of spite. collecting those funds to cover the damage can be a real nightmare and time consuming.

Procrastination is a destroyer of destiny and we all fall prey to it...I resolved this by DOING IT NOW and not LATER...and it has helped me a lot...

Needless to say, it destroys the cash flow.

Sour grapes: they hate my guts the whole time and slowly destroy the place and general property 2.

Don't know how much is costs, but I can imagine a good number of uses for things that get otherwise easily destroyed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

The common conception about college students and housing is a day destroy the houses.

what would happen if something catastrophic happened like a natural disaster destroyed all of his properties (assuming they are all in one place)??