my tax guy and local Realtor friends all tell me its a bad ideal to take out loans to buy houses and that i should just save up and pay cash . from what i have read online about paying cash i would be loosing out on some income plus the mortgage and interest is tax deductible . i keep a large safety net in place . i am not streching my self to thin . if i have to dip in to the safety net i make it top pryority to replace it . i guess i feel that not taking out loans to buy houses is just slowing me down . ......anyone have a good reason why not to have at least one loan at a time

Hi everyone, What is an average replacement reserve per unit for a small apartment building (less than 24 units)?

They seem to be one of the few that will give you a policy for actual value vs. replacement value.

I will replace them when I get my finances secured like I want them.

Who checks the cabinets to see if they can be repaired/painted as opposed to demod and replaced?

When you say HVAC install, do you mean replacing a furnace and compressor?

The city grossly underestimated rehab costs, but Zech gave a fair estimate as to what these would cost including partial excavation and replacing of foundation block and replacement of 29 windows in order to meet rental weatherization standards.Firm believer in karma, so hopefully the powers that be in the city of Milwaukee will see the rationale in these bids and allow me to take a tax burden off their hands and bring Zech and Michael into the rehab!

After about 18 years now, paid for, there have been a couple of issues that were covered by insurance (roof replaced).

Replacement cost and market value are two completely different things.

The monitor was replaced and the problem solved.