Appears good if you are right, any time you can acquire a property that doesn't eat any hay isn't a liability, has a cash flow that pays for your time to mess with it, gives you a tax advantage, it's a good deal!

He was incredibly accomodating to the tenants, and I'm sure it cost him a bunch of money, but he knows that doing the right thing will eat into your bottom line sometimes.

I try not to go out to eat that much (or any other useless spending) and put all that extra money towards my loans.

If you plan on investing at home, just be conscious that while much of what you read and learn here is universally applicable, there is a U.S.A. bias and things will be differences at home in the areas of finance, regulation, and taxation.

Just concerned that the HOA fees will eat into profits/cashflow.

The kitchen table folded down so you could walk through the kitchen when you weren't eating.

She is very worried about buying a single family residence where we discover huge issues that eat up end up costing us 150% of the house value by the time you are done paying.I don't have the answer yet about what to do when your flip turns into a nightmare.

If you buy diesel fuel or eat food, part of that money you spend is coming to me.  

Those can be a deal killer and eat into your Net/Passive income

That's what is eating me up I feel like this money should be making money.