Would be a shame to start burning cash now.

I'd prefer my tenants not die or my place burn down.Combo smoke/CO detectors are inexpensive.

Spacious dining & sunken living room w wood burning FP.

For jobs with risk, I prefer to have someone licensed/insured (electrical, roof, climbing ladders, etc.)If they do electrical work and your house burns down, it may not be covered by insurance.

I’ve kept a target of 20k per month rental income, once I achieve that I’ll start burning cash like crazy 😝 keep going brother let’s check back each other’s progress after a few years 👍🏻😆 also, do spend responsibly on things which you enjoy the most so that you don’t regret later on, this will keep a balanced approach imo 

Fat chance you're spending >$720 on replacements for a rental but that's just my opinion. 

You burn wood under the heat exchanger and put the lid on it. 

Great room concept living w wood burning FP.

Family & dining room adjacent to kitchen features a wood burning stove for cozy gatherings.

Some real estate transactions are clean cut and they feel like walking in a park picking up a big fat check while other transactions are full of landmines require the knowledge and experience to navigate through the process.