I would insert "Determination and being meticulous" where you put "Thinking positively".Just my $.02 .

But anyway once we finally closed, he got to work on the foundation while simultaneously working on renovations to the interior of the house...I was lucky to have a very competent contractor who worked meticulously and quickly and this was all done in 3 months time! 

I am a highly organized minimalist: I take meticulous care of my environment, and can fit most of what I physically own in one backpack.

But if you don’t think that you can maintain meticulous records and follow the CRLTO guidelines easily, then it’s best that you use the move-in fee approach.

I am a highly organized minimalist: I take meticulous care of my environment, and can fit most of what I physically own in one backpack.

Meticulous grounds that have to be maintained?

They kept everything in meticulous condition, and we thought that asking for some of the furniture was a good idea.After we closed on the house and drove there right after the closing, we learned that they actually left us more of the furniture than we had negotiated - and we're still using it!  

By "lax" I mean not meticulous record keeping. 

Here are the pros I found..Taxes Paid by BuilderHOA Fees Paid by BuilderNo Property Management FeesMaintenance Paid by BuilderRepairs and Upkeep Paid by BuilderImmediate Long Term TenantReliable Rent PaymentsFully Loaded Home at Today's PricesHomes are Meticulously Cared for at No Cost to the buyerExcellent Cash on Cash ReturnsEasy ResaleThe cons would be that the builder goes bankrupt or just doesn't finish up the community.

The First tenant is meticulous and is a neat freak.3.