The laminate blade has teeth that cut downwards as opposed to "normal" jigsaw blades which cut upwards.

At first, they will give you the low price, hard to get rid of properties, or the crazy clients, and you'll be happy to have them, you need to cut your teeth somewhere.     

Leaving the low W2 low asset folks marketing for seller financed deals which in 2016 are like hens teeth.  

.$150 or so for 5 gallon buckets with a pro account discount.Allot of people will bag on Behr because they used them years ago when they were terrible but they've come a long way and are pretty good now.I've used their exterior enamel, cabinet and trim paint, and just plain old wall paint to good results.

Michigan has a unique property tax structure that you should know to avoid bad assumptions.Overall, if you're buying this and willing to believe a wholesaler's claims about ARV and such, then you probably shouldn't be investing out-of-state because you're setting yourself up to be screwed.Either:1) Cut your teeth investing in your backyard2) Start building your OOS team BEFORE you buy anything3) Buy in the Ring Cities of Metro Detroit, which have less risk than the City of Detroit.You might want to follow our blog here on BP as we write extensively about the Metro Detroit market.https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094-royal-rose-properties

But about as rare as hen's teeth.

Or are we better off gritting our teeth and staying where we are while saving/investing to build some reserves first? 

It has been like pulling teeth trying to get the seller to produce the lease and tenant's contact info.

Trash can and you'll have a better chance of using hen's teeth as collateral for any mortgage loan in selling it. :)

He wasn't terribly friendly and he had a lot of tattoos and no teeth.