It will eventually be excellent cash flow BUT I have some major concerns that I'd like to get opinions on from others with similar experiences.

In addition the plaster itself was a lot like concrete and eventually the chemicals in it would eat through the heating mesh or wiring connections.

I am also looking at it for the return of interest but would like to eventually take ownership of land to build a house on or a small lot along the river to have a nice getaway close to home for the weekends I am off.

It will get straightened out eventually, but you will be pulling out your hair in the meantime.

Eventually, you can invest on your own or as part of a syndicate when you establish credibility and experience.

I was planning on just starting with general home related posts and eventually adding stories of people we have helped avoid foreclosure (with their permission of course) and the progress of our flips. 

A lot of these systems are not properly designed, properly installed, and will likely be eventually hackable.

Eventually, it did get approved, but it took maybe a year or more.

Suiting the basement is the only way I can make the numbers work to cashflow the property once we eventually move out.

I eventually got the cost of house repairs, 4 brand new pairs of skis and the cars including the hard top on the jeep.