That is a good strategy to start and get a few flips to inject some cash.

We (at least some of us) like to pick on Detroit.   But someone is writing the big check probably takes another 5 years but it's a start.  Anyone local see the benefit?http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2015/05...

Anyone know of an insulation contractor that does the injection foam insulation?

Texas has a chart with a yes / no trail.But if I see a dog with a special vest on sitting quietly at someones feet, I never think twice about it.Some dogs and cats can help a diabetic person know when to take an injection, and they may not wear a vest, but that's not Emotional support.Having a chicken isn't exactly the same as having a white tipped cane, sunglasses and vested dog, but here is the yes/no chart from Texas if you are interested:Texas Chart:  https://www.tdhca.state.tx.us/fair-housing/docs/FHM-AssistanceAnimals.pdfWhich for whatever reason may not be accurate for California, or Idaho, or etc...It's probably best to check with an Attorney on this, if your not completely sure.Good Luck!

Happy to inject my thoughts as at my core I am a marketing & branding guy 1st & foremost. 

If it were a cash transaction I'd suggest joint tenants with you holding a 1st position lien for the proceeds you injected into the deal.

(I thought this conversation could use a little injection of HUMOR

Networking really seems like it would be the thing that would push you over the hump, injecting some needed capital to spur on cash flow.

As condition of loan we were required to inject additional capital to secure the loan.

Our lifting costs, because we used steam injection to get this heavy stuff out of the ground, were more like $9 a barrel.I remember seeing many little signs in peoples offices saying "Please, God, let there be another oil boom.