I just heard that there are 3 well known restaurants coming to Old Town Lewisville, one being Twisted Root.

Because there are newbies on BP who look to these kind of posts and feel they're inadequate...or who go and dive into dangerous deals in hopes of replicating this and end up getting scammed.If it's too good to be true,it probably is.I'm not a hater,I just like being the gentle voice of reason/caution in the midst of rabid euphoria.If it's a real deal,more power to him.But we don't know that until he gets back on his own thread and provides some meat on the bone.

., which really I was expecting something twisted like that.

@Steve GravesCan change people’s mindset, some cities I knwo will even twist the language to block the projectFor those doing JADU, be aware that both Fannie and Freddie currently doesn’t refi on that type of property.

Materials are delivered and culled stock (eg. boards that are warped or twisted etc) are set aside and picked up by our supplier and refunded to our accounts. 

Or, what if I ask them to get some 2x4 lumber and the stuff they get is twisted and nasty?

Yeah stainless is great, and the advances in concrete are wonderful.I do have to say I love my cutting board, and butcher block in my shop, but until the wood is seasoned if it is not taken care of then it will, well very possibly can, warp /bow/twist, but a quick sanding does get rid of damage.Depending on the rent range I hear the new laminates can do well too.A seemingly good comparison:http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/chooosing-kitchen-...Hope it helps.

You can find some on sale or gently used.

Like most properties in Los Angeles, there won't be any initial cashflow due to price/rent and Rent Control... estimated to likely won't break even for another 2-3 yearsNow here's the twist...

I saw the wood when it was in the garage - twisted and warped, I thought it was mostly for burning - and saw the chest, and it was easily a thousand dollar piece of furniture it was that nice.