@John AdamkewitzWhen you add the following allowances & expenses:a) Vacanny - 8-10% of scheduled rent;b) Maintenance/CAPex - 10%c) Management - 7-10% (even if you are planning to manage yourself)d) Utilities - I know you say tenants pay utilities, does this include water & sewer?

I've found that so many people are on vacation now that a company often looks for Temporary work to cover the load and it can lead to full time.As far as Real Estate Investing, jump in the water's fine!

The pool of water took up half of the window sill.

There is no reserve allowance (roof, hot water tanks, appliances, HVAC, etc.), which (depending on system ages) could easily be $1,500/month.Overall, at full asking price, $900K with 25% down ($225K), 30 yr. amortization at 5% will cost about $3200 /month in interest.

The clients my business supports range from contractors, plumbers, electricians, attorneys, accountants, etc so building my team was a piece of cake.

These typically range in the 10+ lot category.My questions here is, other than traditional banking, what options do I have to fund these sort of projects?

When we removed it, water started coming up from the hole itself ...

The basement floods during heavy rains, and to fix it, water control companies have quoted him amounts he can’t pay.

Obviously a $20k rehab will change the price differently than a $50k rehab would, but she should be able to give you a pretty accurate price range.

I grew up in a fishing community and when I was a kid everyone dumped their garbage over the rail ... many drained old engine oil in shaft alley and pumped it out with the bilge water.