I'll post a picture of the window.I'm also looking for kitchen cabinets, the type that are mounted on the wall, and also the lower cabinets, specifically framed, semi-stock MDF cabinets with a wood veneer (J Scott anyone?).

During this time, It seems that I could take the capital I have currently and put it into a semi-liquid type investment in order to earn a better return than just letting it mold in the bank.

. - Set up a schedule to adjust rent on a semi-annual basis to bring his rent closer to market.

$250.00 New Shower Curtain and Bar $125.00 New towel holders (3 piece set) $175.00 New floor mats $75.00 Other Areas: Paint ceilings and walls flat, trim semi-gloss $450.00 per room Since fixing up the cabinet vs replacing is not much of a cost difference I'm leaning towards just getting new ones.

Also, interest on {fixed rate} residential mortgages is calculated differently (compounded semi-annually, not in advance).Qualification is also a little more rigorous.  

I strongly feel I would of been better off starting at the bottom as a semi skilled laborer and learning my way up with a company. 

I am already SEMI-RETIRED because my police retirement covers all my monthly expenses, and work in the real estate space because I have a passion for the business and make good money doing it.Because of my business and flexibility, I will be the ASSET MANAGER of properties we acquire and can travel to other markets if/when necessary, go build relationships with boots on the grounds in markets and put a lot of focus into our investment business and goals.

Wasn't sure exactly where to post this question but this seemed semi-relevant here so here we go!

I am planning on moving to Hampstead NC to semi retire and invest in sf rentals. 

Our current home sits on an acre in a semi rural area and is much older.