My husband unexpectedly passed away a year and a half ago; and it was devastating.

If you know our company, you know none of this is happening by accident.

Hi @Patti ThurmanMost home warranty are gimmicks with plenty of loop holes to not pay out - when something happens.Save your premiums and set aside a % of your monthly cashflow into a reserve fund for those CAPEX and unexpected expenses. 

One by accident when I was just messing around learning how to use the website and bought a Memphis house by accident for $550 which I've just received a cash offer for $5400.

Companies go bankrupt all the time, unexpected news makes headlines every other second, and these random events can make or break your account.

When unexpected help or knowledge comes your way, it is truly a great thing because you are not expecting it. 

Quite an unexpected expense the day before close, especially when I would consider that a maintenance item.

I am unexpectedly closing in 2 days, on a 3 multi unit bldg in Chicago, Logan Square area.

I have some of mine in vanguard ETF's but I'm wondering if I need it in a pinch for a deal how accessible it would be..Sorry for hijacking your post Andrew :)My "liquid" for future purchases generally comes from HELOC(s), & some money-market cash that I keep around for fast-access when unexpected opportunities arrise.

(I have 10 listings on each site of my own plus I manage bookings for a number of other properties also, most of which also have Airbnb & VRBO listings....very time-consuming to manually manage so many listings.)One of the unexpected happy surprises I found after the VRBO integration was that my listings are not using their payment processing system; when a guest books on VRBO they take their service fee and then pass the guest's payment information and payments directly to me.