Looking forward to meeting up with a lot of you Thank You and God Bless

oh my god, a reply from 4 years ago?

God Bless-Travis

The tile itself was inexpensive (sorry, I don't remember the per sf cost at the moment, but I can say that we went to a discount tile retailer for bathroom tile, and great small quantity closeouts were available for huge discounts (like way cheaper than home depot), and we used home depot 12x24 tile for the kitchen floor for a few hundred bucks).The other big expense would have been the roof, but we were able to leave that one alone (thank God!). 

[I have had a roof leak (insurance covered, but still need to pay deductible), AC stolen (insurance covered but still need to pay deductible), tree fall onto my tenants car (turns out to be an "Act of God" but still paid the gardener to cut down the tree), and a tenant trash my place during an eviction.]If I didn't have a positive cashflow on my properties and used it to build a healthy cushion, these situations would have been more stressful.It's also important to look at what are you including in your expenses to calculate the cashflow.

There are a lot of programs and materials and I would like to hear your opinions.Thanks and God Bless,Knowledge

Garden of the Gods,  now that is a great subject and one of the most attractive, nature parks in the Nation.We should talk about this.Johnny,  I would kick back for a couple months and reflect on the post you have been given by so many people with so much experience.Just chill for a moment and think out your dreams to build homes!

By the grace of God, I was able to keep up the mortgages on both, but I could not afford to finish the renovation.

Thanks god the bottom of the house was only used for storage and the tenats rented the apartment upstairs.

thank god we will be putting down at least 20% and have over a year of reserves.