That is when they start to call inspectors, health department, lawyers, etc...

I've heard from numerous people that the best way to approach this is:1.

@Marcus Auerbach I was happy to see the other day some of my tenants on the north side of Milwaukee with Christmas decorations as well as adjacent neighbors.I've always had this hunch that it is a good sign of the health of the block - it shows folks taking proud in their home.

From doing some research and listening to numerous podcasts, I have found that a 203K loan sounds like an awesome way to get into the real estate game.

This internal fight you have isn't helping (I have similar ones in my mind on health and wellness, so I can totally relate to what you're going through!).

There are numerous qualified retirement plans available to you as a small business owner.  

Third my rentals are on wells , no electric , no water , they cant flush or drink or wash , health dept problems . 

Will help you understand DCF, NPV, and numerous financial metrics.BUT If you're looking for an education that will get you a job, there really isn't any.

Spoke with numerous contractors and suppliers and since the cost difference is marginal, the upside of engineered hardwood is worth it all day.

Hello everyone,I know what the initial answer may be on this, but at the age of 34, I'm facing some financial issues that really started as soon as I found out I had a lot of health issues that would cause me to lose my job and go into a greater debt than I would have liked before starting grad school.I currently owe about $140k+ and raising, and this includes student loads were are currently being deferred, but I also own a vacant lot in Philly that was reassessed by the city this year (because of big improvements) and it's worth $175k.