1245 combined

Section 8 it's all a crap shoot.

Use of low interest debt combined with prudent higher earning investment choices is a very good mix in my opinion.

My experience makes me believe that most of the real hard-line, no exceptions types on BP do not have a whole lot of high level business experience, and so they get their conception of what "business-like" means from a combination of stereotype and wishful thinking.Frankly, I think the reason you don't want other landlords to compromise is that when your competition compromises, it makes it harder for you to hold a hard line.I would rather work with good tenants who experience one of life's little bumps than deal with a vacancy.

The key is to think outside the box when the environment is trying to tape that box close.Knowledge is the key to success...so as long you are familiar with the over 20+ ways and combinations thereof of controlling properties for a profit, you will never have to ask the ARV question and you will not be limited to your strategies.Remember, Markets change frequently and your knowledge should afford you the opportunity to recognize the change and act upon it accordingly with a shift of Strategy.

The conductors are insulated separately, then combined together into a cable, which has an additional layer of insulation (aka "sheathing").The cables should be marked with a gauge.  

My properties personally have virtually zero vacancy (over the last 4 years I have less than one week total for all units combined, which includes 3 tenant turnovers).

Seems like a real world view of investing in cheap houses and the problems with tenants, copper thieves, and other bull crap involved.

The realtors did not give a crap who they rented too and so the only thing working in my favor is both were on month to minth agreements.

It takes a combination of the few things to be successful in business: ideas, opportunities, capital and execution for example.