There is so much cheap money floating around now that I suspect the game is no longer just about cash flow but about sheltering good debt.Any available real estate is likely one of the best shelters of cheap money.Since cash will almost never be this cheap again,it's common sense that hiding as much of this as possible today even in a marginal deal is a no brainer since the same cash may cost triple the interest rate within the next decade.It beats burying it in the front yard.And neither Gold nor crypto cash flows.Happy plunging inventory !

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I need to pay "Water+Sewer+Garbage" bill to City around $250 every two months and common Electricity $20 per month.Also, Can you please share your thoughts on Dunning area ?

Start to look for commonalities in names of the LLCs who owns these large buildings and reach out to them via skiptracing the owners.You can also look on LinkedIn for owners of the businesses.

Just for a little more context, my property manager says that I should have to pay for the return since I agreed to the return, and my reserves should cover it for when things like this arise. 

I've done a lot of research on historical successes and failures and over Leverage is a very common denominator.

Of course, SDGE bills the highest price per kwh at the most common times.I'd recommend just going solar w/ a simple PPA or lease program.

If you do fix it and it's drastically underwater you can end up with negative cash flow (very common).

Is this common?

Hospital liens are common at end of life.