At first it looked like it was simply from age but later discovered it was because of an open air drain that the property inspector missed.

Low and behold, a few months later they discovered something they didn’t like and tried to hold me responsible.

It is a book that I discovered from Rich Dad Poor Dad that goes over these types of situations.

@Charles Osugo, it’s technically a high yield checking, but you can always put more than $10K in there to use the excess as an operating account and the $10K padding as the “savings” component.  

Don't totally shun the idea of a small single-family home in an up-and-coming Denver neighborhood or even a condo and having no rental component.

You just discovered the flaws wi this strategy.

X-post from Facebook groupsI closed on a house today (yay 🙂) but I have discovered there might be a problem with one of the two AC units.

Did you want an online course in how to manage the project as a whole, or courses on how to do individual components such as laying flooring or installing cabinets?

Get a real good idea how much labor/material would cost to fix each component (example - $/sqft for carpet vs. flooring) the kind of product you're targeting.  

Hi Jeff, are you looking at apartments that need rehab or any value-add component?