It should give you the first year cash on cash return, and also 'milestone' points at 2 years, 5 years, 10 years etc.

As a cash buyer, I said recent sales data would suggest that an offer of 170-180 is about where I would be, of course having not seen the property that could go up or down based on the condition.It was a good chat and he definitely was not offended by my offer, he said he was going to talk it over with his wife and would get back to me if they were interested.I know, this isn't profound but it's a milestone for me anyways :)I will follow up with him next week!

just getting to the podcast is a simple milestone.

You listed milestones and payments due at completion of those milestones, but havent told us if any have been met.

Only then, we pay as they complete specific milestones and ask for a lien waiver from contractors at the end of project in exchange for their final payment.

I think that is a major milestone.

“Milestone Payments.”

When you buy the place release funds at the title company and have the contractors get paid by agreed upon milestones. 

I will def. be posting pictures of the renovation soon and give updates on milestones as I reach them.  

Originally posted by @Colin Zhu:I am also interested to see if there are any updates.colin were you suppose to have some milestone done by today as well.. have you sent anyone out as a neutral 3rd party to do an inspection ?