Just two hours before this incident, I saw someone getting ready to pass out and managed to catch them before they hit the floor.

With your income you should be able to do all of the above anyways so congrats on the success so far.I appreciate your reply - only debt I have is a $350 a month car payment, I will most likely keep the home for another year or two then turn it into a rental for 3 years and then sell before the capital gains monkey catches me (2 out of 5 years  I think) So it would make sense I think My emergency fund is solid as my rent is covered mostly by roommates and having 60k just sitting in a .5% interest account is secure enough to last me 3-6 months (truth be told 20-30k is more than enough, I live really low) 

If so, you'd likely want to keep an eye on this news.

I bought in my own name for 15 years before deciding to incorporate.

I've done LTRs and now have 2 STRs and this is waaaay more profitable and although the hands-on nature of it can be time consuming, I'd say that over the course of a year you actually spend less time/money because you have your eyes and hands on the property a couple times a week.

I will definitely keep an eye on roof and HVAC for potential investments.

Hello,What is the best way to keep eyes on a property and be alerted the second it hits the market?

A correction is due soon, it has to happen, and there you will be...sitting on a home that is way overpriced...you will have to wait years for the market to catch back up to your home, and those are just wasted years...you're just throwing money away of you buy now.

One issue is that I have tax filings to catch up and also don’t have normal income.

We’ve stayed in the area for the last 30 years but now ready to see it through the eyes of an investor.