Account Closed "Worst town" might be pushing it, but I can see the argument.  

The way I got cash to buy my second and third properties was that I built a custom home while in between 8-5jobs.

The customer being happy is most important.

You could make arguments that certain exterior and interior finishes may have less (or more) long term maintenance costs but most of us don't get into that much detail honestly.

It takes a while to set up your accounts (not really designed for customization but you can get around that by renaming "other" expenses/assets/etc) but once that's done you're good to go.

I think the argument here is that you replaced a key component of the furnace and it did indeed extend the life of the furnace so the cost of that draft motor should be capitalized.

Very knowledgeable and outstanding in customer service.

Most investors I know (myself included) don't carry anywhere near that amount.But, for the sake of argument, let's assume you do carry $10M in liability insurance.

Great tips, and great customer/tenant service.

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