I honestly don't even care about much cash flow at this point so long as I don't blow what money I have saved up in a crash-and-burn scenario with our first few properties.

Hopefully, the borrowers won't burn the house down while you try to get it re-performing.

Hi Gary,Yes, it was an unusual situation.Unfortunately the program in Ontario has changed now, and the rates the government will pay for rooftop solar generated energy are less than half of when I signed my contract.I like that you're thinking of how to increase revenue from your properties in creative ways!

@Annie Li We bought it in the end of  2011, sold it in 2014, and i dont like to be negative, but this area will never recover, there is no chance for this area near Gary to recover, have you driven just down the block onto Broadway, you wont even have to go 3 blocks to see burned down, boarded and destroyed commercial real estate, tons of burn homes.

Which is why Jay's ears might still be burning...

In most cases you're far better off licking your wounds and moving on and using your energy more positively and constructively. 

Find out how many people feel like they got burned, turned down wrongfully or got seriously bad service.

Powering the deadbolt consumes more energy (shorter battery life) and is problematic in places where you have older (i.e.

Please note I was never looking for easy success and I am fully committed to this... but this setup is taking a lot of time (several weeks now) and lots of energy.

I have been lurking around the site a bit (Thanks for the referral Trevor Burns!!)