I would just make sure that it's as safe as you can reasonably make it and then leave it at that.

I can understand why he failed me.What I can't understand is the inspector was leaving, looked at the recepticles (they were trash before..painted over...chipped prongs) & says, "that's gonna fail too." why?

Bc it would my first should I leave it to professional lol

If your name is on the entity that partner might want equal billing.Or perhaps you build up the business to sell to somebody else and move on, a business without your name would be easier to leave.

I discuss it with the tenant who's leaving and we agree on a time that works for them.

My caveat is that there are also folks pitching programs that may not be a good educational investment, so I recommend you leave your credit cards at home.

Some feedback on your plan: level of comfort with how much you owe is a personal thing, but one thing you could do to go faster is to leave the financing in place as you add properties, then once you've reached the requisite number of properties, attack the mortgages until they are paid off.

Well I hope to leave something more to my children.

I would so wholeheartedly agree with Eric Kubec about practice walking away, even it you leave a little money behind having some people or service on the property for your due diligence.

I'm in the office by 9:30 and I leave by 4.