This presumes you make smart purchases that cash flow after paying all their expenses (Principle, interest, Taxes, Insurance, and a maintenance / Capex reserves).The risk of leverage is if your properties AREN'T making money - maybe you misjudged your income, or you run into repairs that cost more than you expected or budgeted for.  

We have a partnership with BP so you can start off with a free plan and move on from there.

That's what peaked my interest, but after researching them more, the cost is going to be over $40k just to learn how to do it through their company.  

Is it urgent I have to replace that retention wall which may cost thousands of dollars or can wait until that retention wall collapses completely?

Whether you end up pursuing fix-and-flips, rental properties, or another niche, this community is full of experienced investors who are more than happy to share advice and guidance.Feel free to ask questions, join discussions, and network with others who have been where you are now.

They focus strictly on price, and not the other 100 things that could influence their actual out of pocket costs.

When asked what will it cost?

Low cost, easy install and - no pad!

The problem is with the high building regulations and high cost of construction, it is mathematically impossible to build "affordable" housing.

Hi @Ryan Dunn - the easiest is just to ask a few brokers that are active in the area, you can also simply attend a local real estate investors meetup (a lot of them are free or very inexpensive) and let folks know you're looking to offload your inventory.