I came across the podcast before the website, I've listened to about half the podcasts since last week.

My neighbor had a lawyer sent me a letter to force me to replace a broken fence within 60 days or they will replace it alone, bill me half and if I don't pay go to court.

So, if I buckle down and get that paid off quick, I would soon be cash flowing $350/moMy thinking is that selling this thing would cost almost half of the equity that I have into it, but on the other hand I don't know if there are better things I could do with the equity I'd get.

They handle alot of the task that I can't handle either because of my primary job, which takes me out of the country about half time time, or because some of my properties are in another state.  

Just sold a minority interest in a company…residual payments from that, had some assets to invest and half a plan.  

I had owned the property for about a year and a half, and when I bought it, I kept the Property Manager that had been managing it for a long time.

This lender also offers a streamline refinance which wouldn't be a bad option either since rates have gone down a half percent since I bought.

ITs the older homes were as Jon Pointed out were they are just slab on grade that you can see houses that are cracked like humpty dumpty and are off kilter 2 to 6 inchs from one side to the next.

You order concrete by cubic yard.CONCRETE CALCULATOR FORMULA:(LENGTH X WIDTH X DEPTH) DIVIDED BY 27 =# OF CUBIC YARDS EXAMPLE: 18 FEET LONG, 18 FEET WIDE, 6 INCHES DEEP THIS WOULD BE: (18 X 18 X .5)/27 = 6 CU.YARDS

I was born and raised in Colombia but have been in the states for half my life now.