Now this is also important because if the property is sold unfurnished, it has to be furnished for those tenants in LIKE fashion from when they booked it.  

Using a loan structured in that fashion causes a lot of issues and you are facing one of them right now. 

Over the course of the next 10-, 20-, 30 years, theres no way these holdings wont appreciate and profit. as Dan pointed out, it just requires riding out these rocky waves at first.

My daughter in law oversees the operation and also does riding lessons and some horse care if an owner is on vacation. 

Rock Hill is a decent ride out of Charlotte and there is a ton of supply in Charlotte. 

i've only had one client ever ask to ride in my car to an appointment... as for the questions with Century 21, I would ask your Broker In Charge or the sales leader you report to. 

@Terrance Doyle and I are excited to launch a new BP show on YouTube called "The Real Estate Ride Along Show."

If the properties are cashflowing, one can ride this out to an extent, but I would be stressed to have a ton of debt in a down market. 

Goodluck and enjoy the ride. 

Because of the slow initial process, I knew which contractors were taking me for a ride, the time span to do things, the details associated with it, what can go wrong (and things will once in a while) because of how slow and careful I was with my first few rehabs and I didn't have some "know it all" barking out instructions that were wrong half the time.