You have to start at one end and slowly work towards the other - sort of like putting self-adhesive shelf paper (Contact paper) down, if you have ever done that.The veneers I have seen are just plain wood, so you have to paint or stain them to match what you have. 

If I could get multi families that matched the returns my singles are getting I would take as many as I could get, but I have not yet found that to be the case. 

No headaches every time....we should consider taking that offer if it is low, or countering them to bring them up to match the other offer.The relationships your agent have is simply one of their biggest assets and lends huge strength, or detracts from their ability to do business.

Not discrediting the value of a paid off asset(s), but they have to match your long term plan.

I put 11% of my salary into my companies 401K plan (Pre Tax with company match) along with trying to max out the 5,500 in a Roth IRA as well.

Bright aluminum is always available, but if you look around a little, you can probably also get dark brown or black, if that matches your shingles better. 

The buyer's agent / broker does NOT usually get the property under a P&S contract.A wholesaler finds properties for sale, usually at the direction of a specific buyer or group of buyers matching a specific set of criteria; that is, a wholesaler is an "order taker".

Sure that is a crude calculation, but then figure out how many properties you would have to own out of state and for how long to match that appreciation number via $100/month cash flowing units. 

The reason I mention this is that about 80% of startup businesses fail each year.Many dream of opening a business but have never ran one day to day so the ideals they have of what they think it will be do not usually match up to the realities.It's a great idea for anyone wanting to start up a business to shadow an existing owner in the field to see if it is really what they want to do.  

Then you need to match it with your goals.