We’re trying to stay away from Kentucky because their Medicaid for elders is not as accessible- we will aim for private pay and be flexible for those in need with Medicaid …There is a great demand for the elders needing care and the revenue will help us build income for finally owning a home of our own. otherwise we my (husband and I ) depend on our nation wide art shows, selling hand blown glass sculptures-luxury sales need a sustainable sister business for longevity.Note** want to inquire about LLC buying the property vs personal DTI - I’m working on moving personal debt to our business as it should have been set up…*** questions for lenderWe have been zoning and working with SBA for start up grants and inquiring an investing partner- we could use someone who knows the market ofNew Albany, Clarksville, Jeffersonville and Charlestown Also- gratitude ~ Jesi 

@Michael Woodward, rehab is not an art, it is just a hard work. 

Make sure to get an .EPS file, not just an .AI file to ensure that you can open it in any version of Adobe Illustrator or any other vector-based software. 

My career in architecture got me used to working with picky clients, its an art in of it self, just be warned that preselling homes tends to lead to lots of change orders and tweaks. 

Learning to weave that into a nice story, respond to investor questions, take the investor's perspective, and position yourself as a trusted partner and steward for their money is both an art and a skill that is best learned by doing via an apprentice model. 

There are more graduates then jobs and the debt these kids are taking on to spend 4 years parting while they get their art history majors is a major problem.  

ahh credibility.It is both an art and a science.So Credibility is that little voice in your head that gives you that warm feeling when you just get this good feeling about someone/something.It is a lot easier to give an example of what is not credible.So you land on a website, they say they buy a ton of houses, but not a single review, nothing on the site is specific.

I have been researching REI for the past 3 months: reading BP, listening to all the of podcasts, reading "rich dad poor dad", "millionaire next door", "the art of the deal", "4 hour work week" , and currently "think and grow rich".  

Real estate is a business, and the same business principles apply to it that apply to all businesses, so learning the art of business and applying those principles to real estate will prove to be worth 10 fold in the ling run

If you are looking for NOI now vs long term there is some art and science to the long short game decision you have to make on the property.