The main problem is with some many cans, there's not enough garbage for each tenant, thus weight, in each, and cans blow over.

Then I also had to get architectural drawings as well- decided that since I was spending so much money we should move the laundry room upstairs and move the bathroom to a new location.I don’t know if any other post has ever stressed the BUY RIGHT but if there hasn’t been one let this be the first- Typically someone who goes over budget by so much is usually left broke and crushed under the weight of it all- Luckily I had enough cash and the ability to complete the rehab and get from under it and not let it stop me from doing other projects.Will post before and after pics shortly.

It turns out a good handyman ends up being worth his weight in gold when he works on his own properties.

This comments also applies to people that may feel they are discriminated against because or race, physical features, sex, disabilities, weight, age.....In short, if you got a good deal for me call me. 

In theory this holds some weight in a very basic or general sense.

If the first two are stable or increasing gradually, then that's likely good for rentals.

I have spent almost 2 months learning as much as I could and along the way taking action, such as marketing, networking, and learning the legalities by partnering up with an attorney (worth their weight in gold).

Begin Small and Grow Gradually: Set out to develop two long-term rentals as your first objective.

We'll do an update in a week or two.We tried crowdfunding our fund but we found that investors don't view a fund of senior debt investments that sexy and didn't seem to risk weight investments.

Hopefully you can renegotiate with your investors...and maybe even lower your price a bit too...Your holding costs are worth lowering that price and getting out from underneath the weight...GS