Follow-through.Here a couple of clauses from our rental agreement you may find helpful:MAINTENANCE OF PREMISES.Landlord will maintain all electrical, plumbing, heating, and other facilities and appliances supplied by Landlord in good working order.Landlord will perform periodic inspections of the premises, no less than once a year, for the purpose of property maintenance and repair.Landlord will notify Tenant in advance of the inspection.

The number of homes for sale is way down - and the "months supply" is the lowest I've ever seen, indicating an extremely strong seller's market.

Even 2-4 units and employing an aggressive air bnb strategy, produces very tight numbers.

Hello all,I'm thinking of shrinking down my supply of homes.

He is paid by the hour and we pay for all supplies.

You could probably get away with classifying it as a supply on your schedule E as long as you don't buy Festool tools or something similar.

There also is a lateral supply pipe from the well to the house which can fail, this cost varies significantly based on the where the well is in relation to the house. 

Do aggressive buyers ever demand a response to an offer immediately, call-to-offer deadlines be damned?

Taking a (conservative, I think) estimate of £150 net monthly income per unit on a £200k 2 bed flat renting at £1000 per month, that means I would need 54 flats renting for the same amount (assuming no vacancies, which is a very big assumption and simply won't happen in practice) to reach my monthly cash flow goal.Now to the strategy part:My strategy is to aggressively save for 3-4 years until I have £40k.

While there may be some that advocate a more aggressive strategy, I rarely find that holding onto non-mortgage debt is the right move, even if focusing on paying it off means postponing investments.