Using it for investments takes a different mindset, because while the upside can be much greater, it also introduces risk if the investment doesn’t pan out.

It had a roof that was partially slate and partially tin, lots of the plumbing and electric was old and obsolete. 

Maybe you're spending too much time on the road or in conversations that may not even pan out to be a great deal?

What’s your backup if plan A doesn’t pan out?

Having a 2nd option just means you have an alternative direction if the property doesn't pan out for the initial reason why you bought this property.What I'm saying is, the direction you choose is based on your master plan of how you are going to move your cash from this property to the next. 

So, you'd be going from the frying pan into the fire if you invested here, sir. 

My guess is someone left a burner on too long, maybe with a dish towel nearby, or used a long, thin pan that caused the flame to spread and burn the counter.When I did the walkthrough in person, I showed them the photos and their own move-in inspection form, where they marked the kitchen as being in excellent condition.

Relatively easy I would say but I am taking my time with the next venture as the last couple of positions have not panned out as planned. 

The numbers are don't pan out.  

I'm finding more of the 'business' accounts out there are asking for a business TIN.