You get to spread some of this risk across the portfolio since you'll be dealing with multiple properties and not all your eggs in a basket.

I assume it would fall under the "all your eggs in one basket" category.

If it has been painted before, then you may have to have it skimmed, especially if anything other than flat paint (egg shell, semi gloss, etc) was used.

Sprayed an "open cell" foam in the wall.

., I see that you're in California, and without knowing how familiar you are with the Greater Toronto Area real estate market, I'll just suggest that you speak with a few Brokers and look for:- Many years in the business;- Several indicators that they are not "typical" Agents; and- An online presence which shows you that they have nothing to hide, and many people are happy to say good things about them.Please look me up on LinkedIn, and if you'd like to chat, message me through BP, or call me on my cell: 416 - nine nine three - 8199.Oh, and I've spent most of my life in Toronto, lived in Markham for more than 20 years, and now live in East York (on the border of Scarborough) with many active clients in Scarborough.Regards,Claude Boiron

I think it's important to do my due diligence and shop around and not put all my eggs in one basket.I know that there are pros and cons with this route like any others.

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The fire in my belly has been growing, and so has my nest egg.

I have been wanting to do this since the early 2000's, but life kinda got in the way, plus the late 00's were not too great for new construction (my main plumbing gig at the time) Which is when I lost my first nest egg... 

I have a good nest egg of my own personal money, but don't want to tie up my own funds right now.