This could also open the doors to direct equity investments in the future if you scale and continue to hold these initial assets.

Mine are currently sitting at about 75-80% occupancy. 

I can't decide if I want to pursue a lawsuit for them to turn water back on (and possibly lose) or if I want to eat the money for several months and hope there's water below me.

I'm currently under contract for an investment property multi unit in Tobin Hills.

[Status]- Our current home is owned free and clear with no mortgage on it (Est value 199K).- We will keep our current home as an investment property.- We will get a new home as our primary residence (Approx  400K).- We will be taking a loan against the current home to cover the down payment for the new home.- Additionally, we will use the loan to remodel our current home and rent out. 

@Mimi Wright the inspector is the "Hand of God" so it depends heavily on what they said and directed to be done. 

We have many reviews and threads on BP for over a decade now that I've linked below. 

That I could take some of my inheritance and savings, around $400K total tied up in investments with TD Waterhouse, and using a portion of it to invest in a rental property(s)Currently without a job and hesitant to return to a similar situation, I'm at a crossroads.

I currently own a property under a USDA loan, which has $100k in equity and generates $250 a month in cash flow from rent.

I'm hoping someone can direct me to a good move-in checklist.