My thinking is similar to yours with regard to maybe sacrificing some returns for a much higher quality place and hopefully a higher quality tenant.

You might try mixing it up with some various types of letters and styles of writing.

When I bought my 3 family, it had a 72" stainless steal commercial style sink.

It is a ranch style home and the only one in the neighborhood that has not been flipped.His questions were regarding:-How can the family avoid having to go through an agent and pay a high commission-He realizes the potential of this property and would like to partner up with an investor.

Things such as strategy, flow, growth speed, managerial styles, agenda, priorities and communication between the two of us.

Schools where I am from came up with "suite" style living for all students so rent is inflated to say the least, trust me I know from experience.Any experience and guidance you guys have for start ups and first timers on here would be excellent.Thanks for the support guys!

There are a few different styles that should work fine for your ap.As to the Allure coming up because of wet concrete, it may be because the slab is supposed to have a vapor barrier under it.

Originally, I saw an opportunity to become a "straw buyer" and purchase a small house under rent to own contract until they could buy it off me, but my dad just didn't feel comfortable having his son responsible for his home and that I couldn't afford one of their needs anyways in the area even after I suggested selling my Cobra to fund the down payment - but then he felt guilty about me sacrificing my car.

I enjoyed the interview style, and thought the guest was intelligent, and fun to listen to, as well.

It came in 4 styles, 5 in plank, scraped. 2.89$ a square foot.