I have few follow up questions –On insurance – I will confirm that they have insurance in case they screw something up accidently on the site then the damages are covered.

You will find lenders in the most unexpected places.

If you have income to cover vacancies and unexpected repairs, and/or cash reserves or credit then you should be fine.

My father passed away coming up on two years ago in August from a car accident, where a highly intoxicated driver hit him from behind going approximately 90 mph.

You definitely will still have to do that other stuff, but if you unexpectantly find a need to sell to another investor you sure don't want to miss the easiest part of the deal.

While I earn almost nothing on this cushion, it has allowed me the luxury of not having to make forced desperate decisions when the unexpected happened, as well as providing the all important "staying power" during economic crisis.

After that I began to be contacted by local attorneys for various issues, an unexpected aspect of business and appeared on other cases.

Accidents do happen especially when working with something flammable.

So far, there's been this current health issue with his wife, before that he was away at a funeral, before that he was delayed because the handyman's wife had cancer, before that his wife had a car accident, before that it was just "sorry for the delay" with no explanation...

Account Closed I know my capital is limited, but that's all I have to work with at the time due to unexpected medical bills over the previous 2 years.