Things are getting cleaned up and dried out and the rain has stopped.

In a bubble such as this I would prefer to keep some powder dry to for a rainy day and so I am not too exposed for the downside.Our compromise is to keep the first one because of the location, close to transportation, close to main roads, close to downtown, yet in a country-like, park-like setting.

You can read until your eyes dry out but you must take action.

new roof, new windows, new kitchens, new appliances, new furnaces, new dry wall, new floors, upgraded electrical, etc. reading this tread has enlightened me and i'd like to accelerate as much as i legally can.

The deals have dried up and the properties just aren't cash flowing.

Tenants don't care what the roof looks like as long as it keeps them dry (unless you have a high end rental)You can easily put gutters on later while a tenant is living there and paying rent.If you did do all these upgrades/repairs how many months rent would you loose?

I even have a huge dry basement where I would normally consider putting her stuff, but I guess Mass requires you to hire a mover!

Cut and dried. 

We do short sales but they have been significantly drying up!

Hello, My ship is in dry dock in Vallejo, CA.