If they totally screw it up, you may lose a little money, but you won't be one of the horror stories on here where a contractor has an entire house torn apart and isn't getting anything done.

I quickly plugged some numbers in and it looks like you would be cash flowing $1000+ total,  after including maintenance, capex, property management etc. 

So for a 2-story house with a basement unit (combined for a total of 2 units) with a market value of $550,000 that also has 6 parking spots, 3 indoor and 3 outdoor I should be able to collect a total of $5,500 monthly rent? 

-only debt: $100/mo for student loan-credit score falls within the excellent range-~28k total to put into a deal, leaving 8k for family emergencies

These are big ticket items.Try to figure out the total repair and work on the important deficiencies.

I totally get why you should reinvest profits from rental units.

lol  I totally agree with them, except for the going Pro part, wait until the next webinar (Wednesday) as he's been handing out discounts for Pro memberships at the webinars. 

Your total investment is 70k, but you can now refinance it for 100k.

The rest would fund buyouts and elevating buildings in low-lying regions along the coast.Recently, the official total Harvey damage estimate was increased to $180 billion.

Dewayne:I would suggest a totally different plan.