What if in 30 years when you want to retire the market is down and you can't sell and you held on to this property for so long and have to wait another 5 or 10 years for it to pick back up?

Just starting out - unless you have a deep pockets W-2 job, substantial savings, or Wife / Significant other with significant income from my experience, it will be tough. 1.

All 3 properties are leased. 2 of them for many years to retired people.

Do your current expenses include saving for repairs, maintenance, capex, etc.? 

I know very little about commercial space but have a good commercial property resource.3) Use private money and leverage my flexible schedule to manage deals.4) Go into saving mode until I have enough money saved to continue deals.Anything I'm missing here or any recommendations from someone who has made this transition?

Save that text message or email to the previous tenant, especially if they acknowledge they received the message.I would also take a precautionary measure to photograph where the vehicle is located and photograph the condition it is in prior to the tow.

I can't establish a savings, it's just crushing me.So I want to take equity out of my house to pay off the credit cards.

I have about 10k in liquid cash but will be pulling the rest of the money from my 401k withdrawal.I’ve already called about the taxes as I’m not of retirement age but wanted to know if this made any sense.

By leaving a small portion of the existing, when permits are pulled for the construction, it goes under a “rehab/addition” which saves time and fees.

My debt is under control and I have a savings account just for investments.