I'd really like to hear the opposing sides.

The economy is growing, companies are hiring, and the housing market is hot, with this suburban enclave spreading farther into the Mojave Desert.But the recovery has been uneven.Although the Las Vegas area is booming, the middle class is still getting squeezed.Steady growth across the country has lifted the stock market and corporate profits.

I know that I should not push this to the side or procrastinate.

Now if you know the boiler will also have to replace soon, that may just make it worth switching to mini splits.What about hot water?

This set of tenants completely shocked us (trying to hide things they broke, then actually going as far as stating they left the home in better condition than when they moved in, the father had a verbal confrontation with a female neighbor, they were not paying for trash for over a year and were stuffing the neighbor's bins with their own trash, leaving piles on side yard behind gate, etc.).

I haven't done business with a wholesaler on the commercial side in 15 years.

Hi everyone, I just joined and wanted to say how amazing this community is; anyone can see that, even from browsing the discussions.As of now I have not ventured into the investment side of real estate, mostly because of a lack of capital to get started, but will be checking out all the tips and tricks to get that foot in the door.

The real estate agent side of the business does not like that. 

@Miles Robinson this question is debated a lot, and you'll hear positives and negatives on both sides.

Most people like to hot soak at 130'ish for several hours to ensure killing everything.