@Nathan G.We spent a good 5 hours today bagging up her life.

I'm from OH and have spent a good amount of time in Cinci so I'm fairly familiar with the city. 

A tenant just moved into a newly remodeled unit, for which I just spent a small fortune.

At the time, we were looking at it as a fix and flip, but it needed a lot of work and we had no contacts in the area to get the work done in a timely and cost effective manner.We spent about a month doing research on local contractors and coming up with a budget and time frame for the project.Feeling confident, we began demolition on the home and quickly realized we were in over our head.

We've spent the past year 'force appreciating' our existing 3 bedroom/2bathroom house by completely finishing the unfinished basement.

They busted in the front door and knocked a few holes in the walls, but the place was in ok shape and I spent about $12k to fix it up and put it on the market. 

For these reasons, I’ve spent a lot of time the past couple of months looking into the FL marketplace.I don’t know much about NH either but I agree that Western Mass and parts of Rhode Island and CT have deals that cash flow.

We try to avoid ceramic tile when possible due to the time it takes, kitchen backsplash is the only exception.You can buy okay LVP at big box stores, but I usually prefer materials from a flooring store, better value.

I’ve been investing since the 90s and I’ve always done the same thing to prepare for inevitable opportunities, I just stack cashCash piles up during good times and is spent down during downturns.

We even went over my Form 1065 K-1 box by box.