Why is it an accepted notion in USA that government get's to instruct Landlords for what there pricing is to be yet virtually everything else in life, the food you eat, the things you drink, the fuel you need to get to and from work, that can just run buck-wild because "it's the market"....... 

I quit my job on March 31st.Not because I had a six-figure cushion.Not because everything was perfectly planned.I quit because I couldn’t unsee the truth:I was surviving, not living.

A slight difference in interest rates or fees can turn into a budget blowout that eats your profits.

Hopefully you did not pay too much for them but basically your best bet isto let them go to tax sale again and eat your losses. 

Maybe artwork, maybe a mural (happywall.com has some murals/wallpaper for example)3 - your listing shows 8 people, but for eating you only have 6 seats. what happens if 8 people are there?

There were 3 batches and I placed bids in all of them.I waited patiently for the results of each round only to get let down b/c I didn't win a single lien.My 2025 post sale analysis (see below) shows that bidders are bidding so high that the bid premium is eating away at the interest rate.What could be 20% interest is turning out to be mostly 2-6%.You can get better returns from the stock market.... 

That stuff adds up fast — and eats straight into your profits.Here’s how I track my expenses now:1.

Our investors eat them up like hot cakes - really great performing properties to get in to at low entry price points that have been fully rehabbed, all major systems older than 10 years of age replaced and local PM company already in place. 

If you refinance, you will likely pay some for of closing costs again and that will eat up a big chuck of what you could currently take out.  

That’s not a good investment either.What’s the point of chasing $500/month in cash flow if it eats up hours of your day, forces you to chase tenants for rent, deal with constant repairs, and fully rehab the property after every turnover?