And most investors get burned by bad contractors - this is one area you need to study a lot and, unfortunately to practice, before you'll get a handle on it.

So I've decided to soak up as much information as possible and burn the midnight oil until I can get my foot in the door in Real Estate investing. 

But really now almost everything can be done mobile/out of the area.

One of their concerns was if the house burns down or gets ravaged by a hurricane in the next 7 months.

I always file an extension now, even if I get all the K1 in time, as I got burned multiple times by corrective K1 and 1099-B that were mailed to me after I filed.

What I will tell them is that i know the kinds of flappers that are needed and keep them stocked in my truck which is a fully stocked mobile store that comes with a highly skilled technician. it might take me 15 minutes each way to get to your job and I know what my hourly expenses costs me to stay in business.

If it’s allowed, or you wanna call it a BBQ, using a fire pit to burn all the tiny stuff will save a bunch of cramming branches in to garbage cans or on to a trailer to the dump.

I saw a renter hanging a jacket on a swinging planter holder near the gas stove and thought, they could burn my place down.

Everyone will occasionally get burned. 

I've owned homes, condos, mobile home park, land lots, and only recently the past 2 years been flipping single family homes.