Only the higher end homes have fridges with water/ice makers.  

I haven't done the research, yet, but am asking as my first serious question to the bigger pockets community to break the ice and hopefully learn more about the 1031 Exchange - as the concept fascinates me.

STNL freestanding a Mcdonald's and Chick Fil A is about cream of the crop with corporate leases.

I can just hear refrains of "Ice, Ice Baby" and baby giggles echoing through those lovely old rooms. 

Like the icing on the cake.

We've had the best results from mid grade berber with a dark cream + spotted pattern.

I wanted to do multifamily as well on my first deal, but I've found a SFH was a good ice breaker.

Purchase price: $135,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $293,000 Living flip working full time job-full kitchen remodel-replaced all plumbing-new duct work with insulation-relocate and redesign fireplace-full 1st bath remodel-add 2nd full luxury bath (double shower, bidet, radiant heat)-convert sun room to 4th bedroom with radiant heat flooring-replaced all windows-upscale woodwork inside-repaint whole house inside and outside First 4 years forced equity and another 4 years market bring us another surprise with icing on the cake (market going up) Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Gutted interior walls, removed bearing walls in areas to open up the design to connect the front parlor to a new kitchen in the center of the home.

Account Closed I would look at principal pay down, appreciation, tax benefits etc. as "icing on the cake" - (Brandon Turner quote?)