I don’t believe Dave is speaking to property investing when he speaks with folk, rather just advising people not to finance another car/boat/jet ski or what have you.As for financing vs cash purchases, it just depends on your goals, the latter certainly makes it cheaper but the former will allow you to acquire more, define your goals and figure out what you need to do to get there.But Dave is right, you should avoid taking debt unnecessarily and in this Dave’s opinion without goals all debt is unnecessary. 

Wainscot covers a lot of issues which  are very hard to repair on textured walls.  

I wish i would have bought some land at Aurora state.. we bought a Hanger condo.. but it was for our airplane and STUFF lots of STUFF.Aurora since they got the tower is exploding.. and suspect you want one big enough for a Jet or turbo prop ??  

He came back with 3K in repairs that will be needed...yet when I asked him if they need to be done now (jetting, install a junction box, etc.) he said well no, not now, but at some point maybe. 

.- the guy is also selling jet oil from saudi arabia- their office is located at medical center haha- he's probably ex mortgage officer from obsidianmortgage in FL - his customer is so unsophisticated lol

I will note, whether it be stainless or some form of matte color, a smooth exterior will show a lot more wear than the traditional textured exteriors.  

If we had a dime for every time someone said they were going to do a bunch of deals in our area, we would all be on a private jet.

My day of wanting to buy a Jet is long gone :) that crashed and burned in 09 when the economy tanked and I had to start over.

We used a sprayer on a property with heavily textured walls and ceilings, and we just sprayed the walls and ceiling all the same white (low sheen) and then brush painted the trim with semigloss.

Cotton..hate to burst your bubble, but that's not realistic in this texture of market.