Also you need to be able to sustain your campaign because it's great that you recognized in the past you stopped when you got a deal, which is a big no no as deals are the lifeblood to our industry.

The complicated answer is yes you could probably build this if you're a developer but others have solved this problem and added a ton of features around it that make landlording easier, why not use one of those solutions?

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Solution - demo all the brick and replace with wood posts and roof over the entrance which covered up where the old brick balcony attached to the house.

Please understand that this information may not work in every instance; but, this is a solution that can be used to never get ripped off again.

The first ambitious person who calls them and presents a reasonable solution could get a great deal.

Hi Jorge, Please contact Baggett Property Solutions.

There are legal consequences for not treating them as such, so the simplest solution for an individual is to put them in a completely separate account that doesn't get touched except in those instances.

I understand it's a balance, so I'm glad you guys found a solution that doesn't prevent non-paying members from joining the local discussion (saying this as a paying Pro member.)

While I can easily sit on the property as long as I have my day job, if that goes away, it would put a real strain on my wife.I'm hoping to reallocate to some positive cash-flow properties that will be self-sustaining even if I am not.If I can sell easily, I'm willing to let someone else have next year's 17% appreciation;-) (That's a zillow joke.)Also my huevos are all in one basket.