I really have enjoyed my work as a contractor doing very custom moldings,cabinets, kitchens, and baths but now I want to manage my home renovations and put my tool belt away so that I can pick up the pace on the number of homes we can do per year. 

I am picking up pace and would like to offer financing for my buyers, this would help me sell the homes quicker as well as broaden my list of potential buyers.  

Move at my own pace, work on it when my work schedule allows, and I have a friend who's a general contractor who can help me out as need be. 

This allowed them to work at their own pace, and was more cost-efficient than going to in-person classes at SABOR or Champions.   

The individual learning pace is likely superior to 30 kids being all taught at basically the same pace.

It's a lot nicer of a commute than driving in freeway traffic for a hour, but has a different pace of life than the East Side.What's your interest in Kitsap? 

@John Corey I’m a sales manager in a fast paced corporate world.

Further, the system prices continue to escalate at the same pace as home prices.  

You either need to be very hands-on or a PM that is good at handling those type of tenants, which will cost you.Prices have skyrocketed for small multi in the last couple years and rents have not moved up at the same pace.

(unfortunately pics of the charts won't load so I'll provide the link to the charts)Real US housing prices 1890-2012As you can see housing prices in the US really just kept pace with inflation for over 100 years, with a few exceptions, which mean reverted.