Thank you @Nathan G.. As

Now that you’ve got it, you shouldn’t take your foot off the gas.

If you have a job lined up or your family has money then maybe it's different, not everyone is in the same situation as I was at 21 wondering if I should spend money on food or filling up my gas tank!

@Nic HillI recently finished an ADU left my water and gas common, but separated my electric.

But the brother or the son rather gave me a literal laundry list of things that needs to be done to the house such as the roof has leaked into the attic and then cause structural damage behind the walls also that there used to be a oil tank where are there currently is a concrete slab next to the house that was used to heat the house I hooked up to the furnace but now it's only a gas furnace but that doesn't even work and they're worried about turning it on because it does leak and you can't really open up the windows to vent it out except opening the door itself and getting out any fumes that would stay in the house.

Anytime you deal with digging and filling ground you have to worry about underground cables, wiring, sewers, gas, and previous shafts5.

There is this guy in Queens, NYC that is dressed up in a suit and tie walks around the gas station and McDonalds on Hillside ave and the Van Wyck.

It even benefits a bit when oil and gas is hot.

This isn't electrical or gas, this is literally a piece of exposed wood.

@Quentin MitchellWhat I meant is, group a few doZen of them together that over a 5 year hold will cashflow $100 each monthly (round to $5,000) and then yes, you could use that to “live on”... but at the end of year 10 you’re left with an absolute garbage sfh that literally has zero value (physical buildings DEppreciate) and you’ve got some land value (land Appreciates)... so you may have paid $75k for both land and sfh to start, you ended up literally eating and paying for gas etc with all your “cashflow” and now in year 10 (or sooner for D class) you’ve got a knockdown little box, in the hood, beside 400 other little knockdown boxes...