As long as you have some reserves in the bank in case something brakes the next day, and you think at as-is condition in that market you will be positive cash flowing, it seems sensible. 

Recycled cart has broken shovels, various brake fluids, steering fluids, razor blades, Draino, harded laundry detergent, rocks and concrete hunks etc...I really don't want to call and hire someone to sort trash...so I had to dump out all three carts in my front yard and sort through them, the broken glass was a challenge.

Best case scenario you have someone that pays you $5K more than you owe in 3 years plus in the meantime you are still braking even with rent collected if not coming out ahead if they are paying HOA and covering repairs during those 3 years.  

This is used as a coaching tool but obviously it helps with treatment strategy done by the “book”, speeding, hard braking, theft accusations or real or any complaint 

We do not have any such brakes in today's climate, printing is feasible and is happening.I have gold and silver, as stated previously.

Here's my suggestion...in this order (to clean it up)...1) Go to the auto parts store and buy some brake cleaner or engine cleaner (I like brake cleaner better). 

If you go out of state you are relying on unknown realtors and unknown property management which can make or brake your investment.  

For the average 80k BP'er to be really happen in 10-12 years, you're going to want 7-10 paid off houses + another source of income(equivalent to 2-3 houses net cash flow) eliminate all debt, and have a low cost of living.I think everyone just needs to pump the brakes on the quitting the W2 though, cause you're not going to find a more helpful resource for retirement benefits + medical benefits.

It seems when times are going well it seems the Federal Reserve puts the brakes on the economy and starts to raise rates to reduce the money supply.

Sometimes it can be overwhelming if a lot of things brake but then there will be times where you have no repairs for a year.