I replaced the roof, water tank, updated, electrical, updated the kitchen, refinished and stained the original hardwood floors, renovated the bathroom, Basically I did a total renovation!

I replaced the roof, water tank, updated, electrical, updated the kitchen, refinished and stained the original hardwood floors, renovated the bathroom, Basically I did a total renovation!

Maybe if the land was given to you, and the insurance and taxes were very low, and it was right on a body of water?

Many of the proposed changes make sense but two of the changes are simply a disaster and an example of throwing the baby out with the bath water. 

The directions state for hard surfaces it can be diluted with 2 parts water to 1 product, and I suppose mop it on. 

Have a property in Neptune that I would like to do this with either water or electric if that's even possible.

The 3 unit cash flows $675 a month and is on town water and sewer but is in a less desirable neighborhood that is blue collar with much less chance of appreciation.

I figure $15k per property to keep in the account is enough to take care of a roof, water heater, and plumbing repair.

Something else for your location would be to remember to close any water valves to exterior hose spigots, and drain any water in the line past the valve by opening the spigot.

I started investing in South Jackson around 2011 when I realized the house I had bought from HUD some eight years earlier was now under water.