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Phil Sharp Buy-and-hold philosophies: Cash flow vs Appreciation
21 February 2024 | 94 replies
Fortunately, with the accident of perfect timing, we took a pause in 1985, ran out of cash, and didn't get back in the market till 1994.
Justin Melton Parents Florida Home
19 February 2024 | 10 replies
A what if fund is just a little insurance fund you keep because “What if” your car breaks down, Get sick, major accident, renovation funds Ect…The money is tax free and since they owe so little if they take out cash and go back into a 30 year fixed it will more than likely be close to the same payment they have now.
Anastasia Papyan Teneant got the gas shut off, thats why no heat. Pipes bursted. What to do now
18 February 2024 | 12 replies
She left the property since the accident and claims the water heater, furnace worked fine, but it could not happened as the gas was shut off.
Andrew M. Very torn on renting vs. selling in east Orlando
19 February 2024 | 10 replies
I do agree that the pool is a major liability so I'll have to shop around and potentially talk to a lawyer or two to make sure I'm adequately protected if there are any unfortunate accidents.
Tyler Hardy House vs Condo Beach Rental STR
19 February 2024 | 38 replies
While some of the condos do also see special assessments, you can also see large unexpected expenses with a single family home. 
Anton Ivanov How I built a portfolio of 35 rentals and $10k+ monthly cash flow
23 February 2024 | 387 replies
The investment game is all just math—if you do the math well (which includes accounting for the unexpected by low-balling your estimates) then your investment decisions don't have to be stressful emotional ones, they're just decisions that are either smart or not smart after you break them down on a calculator.Which extends to the last point that I've come to believe completely—your rental portfolio is a business.
Daniel Gall I have a plan and the cash but someone close to me is against it
4 September 2016 | 5 replies
This allows you to survive if something unexpected happens, or to invest again once you get some confidence and learn more.Trust your research, trust your calculations and ultimately trust yourself.  
Tilmon Smith My First Flip
13 September 2016 | 23 replies
The primary causes of being over budget were unexpected plumbing problems which then caused extra problems with the drywall and a decision to open up the house after the original budget was established.
Michael Currie New member from Nova Scotia, Canada
5 September 2016 | 4 replies
I started doing some home flipping from 2001 - 2009, then got into buy and hold.I am at a cross roads, so I recently sold some properties, in an effort to have a portfolio of quality over quantity.Not exactly sure what my next move will be, the big challenge for me has been learning about tenant issues, and dealing with some unexpected repairs, both my wife and I took a course and are IPOANS CAM Certified (Certified Property managers).We only manage our own properties, plus have a couple of hired property managers to help with some out of town units, however, I have been studying tenancy rules, laws, and have become addicted to answering property management questions.What attracted me to join this site, is all the different types of real estate investment people are involved in.I look forward to participating in the forum.Michael P Currie
Armando Payano Handyman referral
25 March 2017 | 5 replies
The Code guy shows up with a Code lady like this is an auto accident and they got to have six cops on the scene.