Don't feel like your first answer is the forever one either.

It's one thing to buy your dream house that just happens to have an investment property in the basement that kicks in a little icing on the cake... it's quite another to buy a multifamily for your family as an investment strategy.Do you have an exit strategy for the house or do you plan to live there forever?  

It is very costly and takes forever for inspections, etc.He owes several houses and just pays the utilities and ups the rent accordingly. 

The second was ROE and that holding a cash flowing house forever could be limiting your future growth due to other factors. 

The mortgage insurance of 1.75% is stuck on a FHA loan forever until you pay it off in full by sale or refinance.There are conventional low down payment loans.

The reason I do subway tile on my tub/shower surround is because subway tile has been in style since forever.

They want near indefinite holds and just keep the cash flow coming forever.  

When she left, said to me "I'll be back".Had I had ring installed back then, I wouldn't have bothered to answer the door despite the incessant rings as she didn't look right.Then I have kids forever forgetting to lock the front gate in front of the front door, persons unknown trying unlocked doors don't ring the doorbell, came barging into my house, when I confront them, says "sorry, guess I'm in the wrong house".

I started my sales career selling fuller brush door to door at 14.. it creates life long skills.My dad did door hangers for his real estate business for two decades that's the only way he got leads.but keep in mind he did it on steroids we had a huge printing press in our garage and I printed the door hangers after school. and then we would grab all the neighborhood kids on sat sun to put them out door to door..once he scaled it even bigger U pick up paper passers at the homeless shelters.. did this for ever.. cheapest way to create leads and hundreds if not thousands of them .

My question is I cant wait forever for this tenant to let me know if she is or isn't moving since it needs some work done prior to a new tenant.