@Michael PempinI don't know even the general nature of your transaction so I can't comment anymore on your estimates.As for your question about why leverage on when your property may go down and why buy more now...

@Richard Damian Awesome and what type of homes are you looking for, two bed rooms three bedrooms things of that nature.

Mold a natural bacteria that feed of humidity, usually is a simple fix, like you said the dishwasher is leaking and check when it rains.

Buying a fixer upper that you want to BRRR is a way different strategy than buying something turnkey, and so are the price points. naturally every buyer is going to be at different stages, but being prepared is something that can be achieved across all levels of investing.To recap:1.

The mechanics of the market cannot function like this and private property RIGHTS are part of the fundamental fabric of our society.

Then let the conversation go naturally. 

Previously with other extensions involving natural disasters, the IRS has provided for a longer 120-day extension period but relief was provided only to “affected” taxpayers.

We are looking at around 170K for the apartment so its a decent return and sure appreciation (forced and natural). 

With this verbiage in place until January 2021 can I have her pickup this utility for the fall/winter as it is no longer oil hear but natural gas and also her own unit? 

I have had interest in NN and NNN deals given the predictable cash flow and the passive nature of the investment.