From what I know Central AC is pricey, portable units only work for small rooms and the window units won't fit in my smaller side sliding windows.

He is just starting to work on maximizing cash flow by purchasing subsequent rentals for cash so when he gets tired of his "boarding houses" in a few years he will convert all of his holding to "conventional" rentals.

Don't forget that now they have out those new fittings that slides on to anything and requires no special tools, but they are expensive for each coupling.

When that obligation is subsequently forgiven, the amount you received as loan proceeds is reportable as income because you no longer have an obligation to repay the lender.

I watched as it continued to slide down to 79,000 by the end of May.

The lender got our credit score for us (and also gave our score to the realtor), and the realtor subsequently contacted us to refer us to the credit repair entity.

I have a pdf of the slides of this webinar and maybe it will be available on line as non-live.

Post your questions, if it's short as Jon mentioned products and services are a no no, but he might let you slide if this is for school.

I would purchase subsequent properties to gain economies of scale but would remain in the business and do other commercial RE part time.  

Alien abduction of the window screen I have not yet heard or seen, though...It is just one of the many wonders of landlording (along with common sliding closet door abuse)...I have no firm answers or solutions.