As a manufacturer, I soon realised the cost, time and inconvenience of getting a decent transporter for our raw materials from Mombasa to the factory.

When people argue about cash flow, making it seem like that’s the only factor, I wonder if these same people have put the appreciation in terms of cash flow...have you calculated your appreciation and divided it by how many months you’ve owned the property?

Fabuwood makes great cabinets, but I recommend buying them fully assembled from the factory.

Saginaw, like Flint, was an industrial/factory city.

Second factor is the weather.

If closets are the limiting factor, I can put small closets in. 

Why don't you purchase them and self-print labels to go over the original factory label.

It's like a REI candy factory here!

If it all goes well in the end, and the key factor is to set your son up with the most profits possible, simply award him at the end by changing the agreement to interest, but at least during the deal, you retain some control of decisions.

The convenience factor is always important!