This turns the investment property itself into a liability since it is primarily only your own cash injection that is generating positive returns.

Find a family company that's been around a long time with good reviews.You can either sleeve it by(cheapest), inject expoxy, or replace it(best).

Statistically, the defalt rates are inversely proportional to the amount someone injects into a deal. 

You cant inject the apoxy/trenchless on your Y connection part of your main line cause it will clog all other hot & cold water connections going to it so you can only do it where it has no other connections which is half the length for my building.

Think about it this way: The bigger the down payment, the easier it becomes to say that the investment is "cash flow positive" - but only due to the injection of funds that you made.

Sometimes the equity investor will be involved in the actual deal, and oftentimes the split isn’t 50/50, but the gist of the equity investment is the same — a partner injects money to get a portion of the profits.

It's been too long and the floor underneath is soft so I can't inject epoxy and reseal it.

First, is there a Capital injection by the borrower in the activity being financed, it's just a skin in the game, as a lender I want to know you will get hurt if I get hurt.

They have never received the capital injection necessary to modernize and improve.

Without that $16 trillion injected into the economy over our history where would the private sector stand?