But she has to join forces and retrench for the sake of her kids, which is going to trump the money the investors lost.

Are there other options available that would make tenants actually want to use spectrum (lower price, free premium channels, etc) instead of you forcing spectrum on them?

And of course then you own the property with the forced appreciation on it as well as the monthly cash flow on it now too.

Chasing my music dream to Tennessee forced me to become a landlord, and during my first few years in Music City, I was able to acquire a handful of single-family rentals between TN & UT.

AT LEAST 25% savings annually; Pay yourself first through a forced savings plan.

I'm also planning to install AC on the side I live on which will run me about $3,000 since I do not need a new furnace and ductwork because the side I live on is forced air.

But despite those numbers, it sounds like you're just trying to force this one to work by massaging it a bit - which is usually an indication that you should move on.

Now where I'll disagree with David is that he says it's always better to buy in your own backyard so you have full control, but the numbers just don't make sense near San Diego so I'm forced out of state.Hope this helps!

We were forced to use this new company for our 2016 taxes because he did not tell us he had sold when we met him in Feb. to go over our taxes.

They now partially own a duplex that we repositioned, so they will collect on organic and forced appreciation when we sell it - without having to do any work.