Love it , Glad conversation sparked. learned Pex isn't bad.

I can be a bit of a gambler, and I'm accustomed to just pulling the trigger and either succeeding or learning from empirical data, but I feel like I'm handcuffed for the near future.In any case, I'm just here to dump some of my crazy into the world and see what conversations spark up.

I mention the process I use at Spark Investment Group. 

My wife and I had our first brush with real estate which came through purchasing our own home, and it sparked a fire within us to build a sustainable portfolio that benefits both future tenants and ourselves.

With the help of family and friends I was able to do much of the work myself (and learn a ton along the way.)That experience sparked my interest in real estate investing.After building some equity in my initial foreclosure purchase, I bought a single family home within walking distance of a local university near my hometown.

The parts are fairly cheap and they are on the easier end of things to install but you may not wish to do this.On the burners there is a device that looks like a rectangular box called a spark module and it generates a spark to light the burners.

I am also curious what sparked you going with an attorney developed lease?

What actually sparked this post was a story I saw on a proposed development at Taylor & Madison (next to the church), trying to cram an apartment complex into the small lot where the vacant bank sits.  

I asked a similar question and the conversation it sparked was very helpful.

Your questions spark a lot of new questions.