I've seen tons of roofs infested with moss with a nice big fat zinc strip at the top.

Everyone always loves to talk about the great cash flow of asset-based businesses (like trucking) but they always conveniently forget about the depreciation and CAPEX, which often leads to a big fat nothing on exit.  

It is like asking a fat guy how to lose weight.

There is also amazing Hiking and fat-tire biking. 

unfortunately, all avenues will be exhausted and you could end up in an asset fat; cash slim situation which is not good for you or family.  

Have to buy fat deals to account for inefficiency in the business.

From a financing perspective you won't be able to get bank debt unless you or a partner has to net worth to secure one - you will be going the hard money route (aka expensive) but even then we would look at the experience quite seriously and you will need a fat deal.I think people underestimate the permitting process, time, fees, and qualified team you need to actually build a brand new house - and that is just from a permit perspective.

We have had some pretty fat wholesales and a good buyer won't care as long as you are leaving lots of meat on the bone for them as well.

A lawyer who sees that set up would only take the case with a big ole fat retainer. 

If that is the case, you may want to get a fat, not 1 or 2 but multi-mil, umbrella policy to save you some money instead of upgrading each of your properties' liability coverage.FYI, a while ago, numerous Bay Area restaurants were hit by lawsuit from a lawyer, https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfra...