., a sidewalk) shouldn't create any liability on your part, although you'll want to make sure your insurance will defend you when you get sued (the lawyer's motto is "sue everyone in sight'), but a dog getting onto your property might create liability for failure to take reasonable efforts to prevent the danger.

Hi All , The brrrr strategy was not easy for me to catch in the beginning because of the refinancing principle that i was not familiar with before.Now when i get it , it is simply magical :-).

Mortgage principle and interest are 2 line items. 

Security cameras only work on line of sight, and there are a lot of trees in parks so your field of view will be very small.

It's the principle pay down.

Principle, Interest, Taxes, Insurance, Utilities, Security Services, potentially HOA fees.Some people do interest only loans, so they wouldn't need to include principle. 

The current zoning that promotes too much single family in a dense urban city is silly and short sighted.

IF your property continues do appreciate at 2.6% per year on average, and you cashflow -$50 per month, your return on equity is about 12% (which is NOT a bad return, and this doesn't include repayment of your principle). 

You must first learn and live the principles of financial success which begin with the first law of wealth which is: Pay yourself first and don’t let it be less than ten percent of what you make.

The principle is now 78000.