And his not goin to have a tax lien on his name,but I just come to bp to find the professional way to approach the situation. 

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I would make a list of everyone that you know -- literally everyone who's name you do or do not know, even the lady that rings you up at the carwash-- and either call them, or if you don't have a number, go see them and tell them you're a Real Estate Agent and need some houses to sell. 

I would bet the company that told you the part is out of production could tell you the old price and give you a labor cost to install. 

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You may not be losing money, but you have an opportunity cost because you will have to sit on the sidelines while your cash sits in that property.I think you have to consider opportunity costs when you are betting on natural appreciation.

My name's Justin and I'm pretty new here, though I've heard great things about BiggerPockets and the community as a whole.

We also have a special owner portal where owners can send in money anytime they need to, avoiding waiting on a "check" to arriveWe don;t normally pay  or put utilities in our name because people took advantage of that, and we "as a company" ended up paying those out of our pocket to avoid disruption to any of other accounts in the company name.

(As the name suggests) and if it’s not, make sure you dry it.

My name is Zalman Silber and I'm from Monsey, NY.