There is no easier way to fail than to start investing without sufficient capital to weather the storms that inevitably arise.

Since I'm paying the bill, I would make sure there are things like attic insulation, double pan windows, weather stripped doors, etc.

Wear layer: this is what tells you how resistant your floor is, not the thickness of the plank.

Miss the beer but not the weather!  

With interest rates rising and those of us with HELOCs with variable rates, what's the strategy that would help a Buy/Hold investor to weather these economy for the coming years?

Has the weather changed there to change the off season duration?

Hey all! Recently brought  my first investment property. Originally planed to make it a 2x2 but now having ran into some complications. Old gas lines in this wall, steal 4” soil pipe through the house, load bearing su...

As far as timing goes, snow can slow you down some (depending on what you're doing (roofing, landscaping, etc.) and selling during the winter (November-February in most places) can be harder since not as many are excited to brave the elements to go look at houses.I don't have that problem in AZ, but have seen others get tripped up by the weather so try to avoid selling during the holidays if you can.If you have cash, use it.

The service wire from the weather head to the meter is frayed.

Resist the urge my man, resist the urge.