Do you not have any trusted friends or family members that you can rely on in case of emergencies?

I’m currently working on building my emergency fund of $1,000 and should complete this by early 2020.

I have my heating systems professionally inspected/maintained each Fall, and my heating plumbing company has a loyalty program that makes its members a priority for emergency response in events such as loss of heat or hot water. 

Not everything is an emergency.  

With the shortage of multifamily product for class B and class A investors or larger multifamily investors and with the emergence recently of investors looking for land even on biggerpockets, I was hoping to get a discussion going for out of state investors looking to grow in Ohio but not necessarily through acquisition of existing product but through new construction.

Maybe, after the market correction of 2017 or 2018 occurs, I will be able to find cash flowing properties again here in San Diego.The key is doing the opposite of what the flocks of people are doing and find emerging markets, throughout America!! 

They're good to have in case of an emergency but if you're having to use your income to cover the expenses for the property (when rented), it doesn't sound like a good deal.

I have a friend in Orange County (CA) who could always step in for emergencies and travel to locations if needed.

PR is emerging from bankruptcy in 2022, due in large part to billions in stimulus money from Covid relief plus debt forgiveness.  

The objective: The $ invested never be more than 80% of the market value so if we ever have to sell for emergency reasons we at least break even.