i went to one with ben d. and Brian Armstrong spoke , i thought  it was great . there was no selling of blackrock stuff , it was a good group of like minded investors .

Hi Thomas, I am not an investor (yet) but i've rented homes before, and i love wood laminate as both landlord/tenant perspective. it looks like wood (but it isnt), its durable, its easy to clean (if you spill anything), the liquid doesnt seep into the material (as if its wood), its "cheaper" than wood. i have friends who bought close to half million dollar houses and installed actual wood in their house and hated it because the liquid would get absorbed to the wood and it would bend(?). 

They can be fairly easy to install unless you need to bend aluminum to cover the exterior.

even though it's your fault for taking to long to cash it, their only so much bending over backwards that you can do.

They have cost models set up to show how much they can bend to get your business.

I feel that If I give them a break, they are going to think I am a pushover and it is going to start the beginning of constant requests to bend the rules. 

If we install an overhead door, would it be realistic to build a door in between the two ends of the current opening (cutting across the 90 degree bend)? 

I believe we are neighbors... just down the bend of the road in the freshly painted house haha. 

There is a 28 unit apartment complex near me in South Bend that is asking for $650,000.

Relocating to South Bend/Granger/Mishawaka Indiana and looking to network with fellow BP members with knowledge of the area.