Howdy @Daniel J AldrichYou seem to have everything covered.  

I have a security deposit to cover this but wanted to check to see if anyone knows an efficient and fair contractor to hire for a crank window repair services.

I wanted to live in sugarhouse and so the location and covering the mortgage were priority. 

We have the funds set aside to cover the reno, I just didn’t want to use it and wondered what other options might be out there. 

By investing conservatively, in good middle class neighborhoods we never suffered much in losses and by not having loans our flexibility and ease of purchase (cash) and sales (seller financed) always went smoothly.

All our properties are multi family and if we are 50% vacant then all the debts are still covered.

There are 2 main ways to cover thees costs: 1.

That said, with $75k you’d need to make about 9% cash return each year to cover your student loans.

My goal is to build up enough cash flow to cover the gap between the time I decide to hang it up until I can access my retirement funds.

After waiting for several months, I purchased a 2 bed / 2 bath condo in Fremont, CA for some ridiculous price at the time and with a mortgage that I could not afford and rented a room to various co-workers to cover about 50% of the mortgage.