You could use that cash to continue following your investing goals.

Whatever that means.My next steps are:* Continue trying to get through to the Ex-husband of the wife I've made contact with.

As I continue to search for a general contractor I’ll let you know if any have experience with external paint 

My question is are you talking about price deflation and static inventory, or just a backing-off of the bonkers high growth rates?

I have learned a ton on BP and continue to do so.

I think paying a contractor to walk the property until he knows you will continue to bring him work might be a good way.

Continue to accumulate property until I can semi-retire or fully retire from my cubical environment. 2.

I am very proud of his achievements and can’t wait to see him continue on his journey of wealth building and living a life by design.Here is his deal breakdown: Purchase Price: $255,000Down Payment 5%: $12,750Mortgage Payment: $1,731Rent: $1350 & $1200 (Scott will be occupying the $1,200 unit) Payment Out of Pocket: $381                                                                                 The head of our marketing department is also under contract on his first property.

My thinking is that rescheduling the crews for 3 separate projects will cost you time vs making it one big, continuous project.

Doesn't mean it won't continue but don't let recency bias fool you into thinking this is likely to go on forever.