Which is ideal for me because of recently having back surgery and being on disability for the time being.The owner got back to me and wants me to meet him and his banker tomorrow to talk about this idea.

In that situation the investor usually still wants the yield to be high and willing to take on more headache type assets like SFR, multifamily for higher cash flow.In another example if a doctor is worth 7 million and makes 1 million a year doing surgery they typically have no time for anything but to see patients so getting a 7 to 8% return sounds great to them and be passive and just collect a check. 

This is niche territory, like reverse mortgages, or spinal surgery (you wouldn't ask a general family doctor for spinal surgery would you?)."

In the midst of my option period I had a knee surgery and she handled all the things I was unable to do, such as extending option a couple of days, so we could complete everything and get comfortable with the minor issues we were walking into.

What are you good and bad experiences with:Kitchens: countertops, flooring, appliances, etc.Bathrooms: tile types and materials, shower/bath (plastic insert vs. tub & tile, etc.), toilets, faucets, etc.General: flooring, window treatments, anything else.Thanks!

If someone needs a surgery, can they do it by kitchen knife?    

I am currently working as mold maintence for an injection molding company the produces plastic auto trim.

We put in a cheap carpet from HD in a SFR that was apparently made from plastic bottles.

@Mitchell LitamIf it really is just a couple of pieces you can fill and sand with either bondo or plastic wood. 

Everywhere is plastic friendly down to a vending machine- so that is a non-issue.If it is for services and the negotiated price is for cash- then it is a loss.