And you're not owning the property outright, which means you can't get the full tax benefits like depreciating it. 

Because, as you might imagine, a tenant turnover will cost considerably more than $225, but as @Thomas S. mentioned, the actual insulation bill for an attic will be considerably more than $225.Go to www.homewyse.com (I love this website by the way), select "Installation", then, "insulate attic" and see that their rough estimate range is from $1.59 to $3.08 psf (labor and materials), but then it depends on whether they are insulation batts, or blown in type insulation.In any case, if the existing attic insulation is inadequate, then maybe this "upgrade" might be warranted, regardless of how long the tenant has been there. 

I start spending a pile of money throwing the kitchen sink at the water coming into the house problem and I am fighting an uphill battle. 

This is good because without a full downturn, financing should still be fully available.

If that goes below $0 on a leveraged equity deal, then the deal would have blown up.

I was in Houston working full time, and property was 3.5 hrs away.

Hello fellow investors,I have made a decision to quit my 95K/YR job in January ’19 and move to do full time rehabs, I will have about 350K cash of my own and my living expenses are about $1800.

Last month she let me know that she would be leaving on Oct 1st and that water would be paid in full, i agreed.

Friend is willing to loan me the cash for full purchase price (for a fair fee).

Hey all, I am considering a 4000 sqft 2 family house with a full basement that I am looking to turn into an additional legal unit.