I was going to say this is too simple and Tatiana never takes the easy way out... shoot I guess we'd have to figure out what the guidelines are on performing a shortplat, do you just need equitable title or legal title to perform it. 

I wish there was more in there to track the performance of the property (cash on cash returns etc.) but its more oriented to property managers, less to investors.

In addition, start looking at deals immediately and get familiar with the numbers in certain areas and rehab costs.

You mentioned not wanting to invest a lot of money, and that's fine, but having additional capital may still be required.  

Being that you are in Japan that ads additional difficulties.  

Free cash of $1,300/month (the $1,150 you are currently paying in mortgage and utilities plus $150 cash) could then be used to pay towards principal on SL and car not, accelerating debt pay down.78% RR on 20k minus 5% avg SL and Car interest and 4% mortgage interest = IRR of 69%I think (assuming I'm looking at this the right way), using your 20K in cash soldiers to generate additional income is more advantageous than using it to pay down debt.

In addition, I'd own the liability of paying for stuff when it breaks, and my insurance would cost more.

If there was an underground oil tank removed by a company that was certified to perform that work, there should have been a certificate issued by the NJDEP.

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Hello, I would like to get some suggestions and advice about a Property that needs a complete Rehab.What are the Pros and Cons to hire different Contractors to perform different work,rather than just one Contractor Company doing the whole Rehab?