I did spend about $20,000 in cosmetic repairs, flooring, paint, dry wall, doors, blinds, appliances, etc..

It definitely seems like they could be blowing smoke on the legal threats, but that's not the sort of thing I want to take lightly.

However, the property manager I had lined up and selected has not answered any calls, emails or texts, leaving me high and dry.

I added 4th bedrooms to all of my properties by converting the garages, but most of the time that 4th bedroom was never even used or disturbed by guests.If you're don't have a 4th bedroom, you can still sleep some additional people with a blow up mattress or a pull out couch.More important than the pool and 4th bedroom is location though. 

It can be a much cheaper option to possibly look into.As for the AC unit, if it's still kicking, don't replace it but maybe don't use all your dry powder in case it kicks the bucket.If you are able to find a good deal and not stretch yourself too thin, go for another house.

(connecting yellow 10/2 wire to white 14/2 wire) It blows my mind that this whole time Ella was coming over and rushing him to work faster, not stopping the disaster and she was ok with John charging more and more money to my Home Depot card.

Short term land-lording is more involved, and typically requires a little bit higher risk tolerance through dry months, higher insurance rates, etc.

I am assuming by your title you are asking if your neighbor has any responsibility about the leaves that blow over from his lawn.

We currently have 3 homes needing to be renovated, and we are trying to grow quite raipidly.A lot of these homes are needing the full works (flooring, dry wall, paint, entire kitchen, entire bathroom, HVAC, plumbing, etc.)

Almost every other item will not blow up the deal if you get it wrong, but ARV almost always can and will.