They likely also are paying dozens of vendors for repairs, as well as utility bills across numerous properties.

If you have an active license, most states or associations require that you also have an Errors & Omissions Policy, which is basically malpractice insurance in the event that another party sues you for damages or files a complaint against your license.

And believe me when I say I made that mistake numerous times before learning my lessongood luck 

Do you have a margin of error that you consider rule of thumb? 

I am a Local Union member of the IBEW working in the Outside and Utilities Workers branch which have given me the liberty to travel and live in numerous states while working in the field to rebuild an maintain the power-grid.

Recognizing past errors or issues is a great step.

I believe that you can win flipping, but the risk is higher and there is trial and error until you get the right team.

All are re-rented now (2 to origional tenants) at the prices reflected belowREFINANCE:REPEAT: As always, there are some errors I want to improve upon for the next.

If the system works as it's supposed to and the Federal Government's debt load gets too high, then taxes will have to go up.Here's interesting testimony to Congress of a Vice Chair of the Fed during the Great Recession.Interesting Excerpt:"History provides numerous examples of non-independent central banks being forced to finance large government budget deficits.

Having the ability to waive financing contingency which can fall apart for numerous reasons( appraisal, lost job, etc) is definitely worth something to any seller.