With the government warning consumers that inflation is on the horizon, many real estate investors are wondering what that means for their business and assets.

I see a number of starting points:The current owner hasn't been seen for at least 5 years -- the over-grown lot reflects this.He's almost two years behind in his property tax payments, so the county will be taking some action in the near future.  

Being a single mom, nurse, agent, and investor consumes so much time.

With the government warning consumers that inflation is on the horizon, many real estate investors are wondering what that means for their business and assets.

For me, this was great because I have three children and at the time I was also on the school committee in Gorham, which was very time consuming.

From what I hear, the cashflow on STR properties in the Smoky mountains is great right now, but managing an STR is time consuming.

What is my best course of action as the PM says the repair has to be done now?

I'd use it on bad consumer debt if you have any. 

Be sure to seek their advise BEFORE taking any actions, because some actions cannot be easily reversed without expense (especially when it involves tax consequences).I hope that helps!

I'll start: I'm an Ohioan living in NYC, where I work in consumer goods.