If no one else is there, it's quite a bit more difficult.You're in Florida which is a great market to start in as a whole.

Don't make her sign a whole new lease, just add him to the current lease so she doesn't feel "stuck" with him for a whole year.

Not to boast, but I do exactly the same thing as before I achieved wealth...except: I don't get up too early.

There's also a whole chapter covering this subject in Stephen Fishman's "Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide," Chapter 6, segmented depreciation.I felt the same exact way as you until someone had a deep discussion with me.

Even if I just had $10k that I could use to finish off my CC and one of the vehicle loans, it would be manageable.But as it is, I'd be putting in a LOT of work just to achieve a break even cash flow for several years.

And I got almost a whole house left....what kind of person paints their entire house in dark red and green, and lime green?

Your actually rebuilding connections in the brain that tell your body how to behave and tell you what to do in any given situation in life.

I ask because the tenant might talk they are going to buy it, but coming up with the cash is a whole different story.

Sunday afternoon, we drive back home.Basically we compress the whole thing into 2 days.

This weekend we sent a whole shipping crate of childrens wheelchairs to mongolia!