Since some of the issues had to do with water, it was sometimes scary, but we keep taking the next best step.

Planned to re-do our rental kitchen in May 2022  but just learned IKEA cabinet boxes (30" & 36") are ALL on backorder -- since last Spring!

We currently own 1 x 4plex in  Colorado Springs that we bought with FHA loan in 2012 and  house hacked that is a cash flow machine and has appreciated significantly.

There are tons of expenses so it not managed right it will be under water.

Purchase price: $250,000 Cash invested: $115,000 Rental must be refurbed after last tenant, pool /hottub/ yard issueLeak from water heater created major damage, but didn't compare to tenant issuesMaking decision on selling/renting again to mitigate the costs of repair What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

We are going to put new siding on it to give it more curb appeal, but that will be a spring project.

Think roof, furnace, water heater, etc.

I have an awesome family play area.It is the lake and I provide water toys.

I The rehab took way longer than I thought..duh..So we missed the spring/summer rental season...my question is what lease should I use?

So, a quick rough estimate of my expected usage: portland cement to water ratio is 2:1 with no aggregate added, foam to slurry ratio roughly 4:1.