If its transferring to your feet you shouldn't need to deep clean too much but you can work your way up to a low speed buffer to scrub and wet vac the floor.

You are on the right track....now you just need to increase the speed of the train :)Best of luck in all your endeavors.   

It’s common for people to creat LLC’s names the street address of the property — that helps with remembering the property and associated LLC, but not so good for brand name recognition

Hi Erik,If it involves taxes your CPA is probably your best bet.Maybe do what you can on your own, and have your CPA on Speed dial vs email (however he or she prefers to work).They say a picture is worth a thousand words.Good Luck!

Once you establish a system and get through the speed bumps, it becomes a breeze. 

Concrete is a very strong material and often used for highway construction carrying much heavier vehicles at speed. 

I assume property management companies would be up to speed on these changes and could implement them effectively, right? 

LTC on construction loans is much more favorable than commercial purchase loans, and usually have the better rates and terms as well…obviously banks prefers new construction.The con’s:The speed in which I start to receive a return is slower than if I were to buy a building that was leased already.The number of steps and base of knowledge needed for a new build is much higher than buying a built and leased property.Leasing a new build, especially in our new environment, may be a slow process, which could be costly.All in all, I have decided to take on new construction projects going forward.

You don't want to start down the road with that person, thinking you're going to get all the speed and convenience of private money, only to realize after it's too late that you're in institutional-bank-requirements land.

I don't think any of us can be totally sure.I think overall the safest strategy is just to remain vigilant in keeping up to speed with trends, data, and potential factors impacting various markets to help us keep level headed as we move business onward and upward.