1. agents can ruin a deal that the seller and buyer worked out and spoon fed to the agents. 2. seller turned power off a day early creating unnecessary "fires" to put out ahead of time3. tenants need boundaries (immediately) to limit unnecessary interactions4. if you buy a home warranty remember you bought it.... or you'll pay more out of pocket unnecessarily 5.

language=enThe Power of Introverts. 

I figure that with reserving the purchasing power for the next deal, the cash on hand will allow me to obtain the next one sooner rather than waiting until I can refinance out of the one I currently have under contract.

Here we get some high winds (which often knocks out power), some heavy rain, and possibly flooding in low lying areas that takes maybe a few days or a week to go away.

Peace Power and Blessings .

If some major issue comes up like a fire, medical emergency, or some other incident at the property i would let my childhood friend take over the damage control by giving him some limited level power of attorney.Im not sure if there are certain limitations I can put on my friends power of attorney but as mentioned before it’s something iv considered doing. 

Information is power and I know it's short of time but any help would be greatly appreciated.

I know it's more powerful than that, but that's what I need, it's cost effective, and the fact that the interface is simple enough to easily do my messaging is what makes me like it.As I move into testing the direct booking waters, I'm slowly getting set up on OwnerRez.  

The negative initial cash flow, poor timing; combined with the current state of the house's financials made me realize how powerful real estate investing is.

That being said larger multi family deals operated professionally have one of the best risk adjust returns of any asset class.If you put your money in a bank you absolutely will loose purchasing power via devaluation of the dollar.