Here comes patrol person in all black walking down the sidewalk.

Ben,Calling the kettle black.

The name of the company is Black Canyon Cutting Boards if you are interested! 

White doesn't seem to look as good as black or stainless. 

That is pretty basic--But I'm also looking for additional ways he can add value, and black/white metrics I can write down--- here are a few ideas- he handle all communication with subs (collection of bids, vetting, references)- He is responsible for adding value with solutions he can do, that add value and increase NOI (cedar fences, windows, new baths, cabinets)-- he runs and presents projects to me on excel format (so I don't have to)Just curious if anyone out there has an idea on how I would structure this.

If turned down.. seek PRIVATE INVESTORS that loan on the property ..and if you default the private investor gets the GOOD DEAL PROPERTY that you worked to find and purchae and.... they just get the property with no black mark on your credit report and lessons learned.. 

@Ned Carey and @Eric Black Thanks so much for your insight.  

@Eric Black Thanks for correcting that BIG misconception on owning for five years.

Around Boston you should check out the Black Diamond meeting in Waltham (2nd meeting in Worcester) and you can also look at the Boston Area REIA in Medford.  

Wait...so you're going to leave a black sink, black stove and stainless microwave/fridge along with that God awful tile in the kitchen?