One way to try to minimize this is to eventually ladder your capital into several deals so that when payoffs come, sometimes unexpectedly, not all your capital is idle.

There is a way to do it but once you find out let me know. 

Hi,I have a wonderful tenant who unexpectedly became very ill and now finds herself having a hard time paying rent.  

I have done changed the HVAC for both unit, brand new and for HVAC the inspection was already passed. and I changed all windows for both unit. also I changed the new electric panels and changed all outlets for both unit but the inspection said I needs to run all electric the whole house which means I have to pay more for run the electric and replace all drywalls, that means I have to put lots more money into it.the question is should I go further or should I cut loss?

In one market, used items were hard to find- just not a lot outlets outlets for them.

We can do either a 30 year fixed DSCR product or, an even better option would be a 24 month bridge product at 75% LTV cash out! Let's

This is not an exact picture, but as you see in the picture the outlet (pressure side) of the system is white PVC (plastic) pipe and not black ABS (plastic) pipe.It appears that the existing tank you have is plastic and not too large.

Chris’ recent trip to IMN’s Build for Rent conference unexpectedly brought Chris back not only to his early real estate days, but also his high school days.

Mitch is spot on in terms of getting a realistic repair estimate (and don't forget to add a contingency because no matter how much experience you have there will always be something that comes up unexpected and adds time and cost) is key. 

Hard lessons:-unexpected things will happen at the worst time. starting a vacation in the BVIs and you get that dreaded tenant call. the window fell out or there is a heat issue.