There is some room for further negotiations, but now you have placed an anchor price and showed the criteria you need to get the deal done, so the ball is in the seller's court now. 

And if they did, it would cost you way too much.You are behind the eight ball, which is probably why you are here, but it's not adding up.

OK then so you don't get black balled on this site you need to let everyone know you are a Sub 2 trainer and you charge for it.. that's the proper way to use BP otherwise you need to do what others in the bizz do and pay for your advertising on BP..

I can't go to the industry I had success in and tell them look at what I did and do that, it's a completely different ball game.

I'm just ready to get the ball rolling and figure what better place to start than BP.

Really making sure that you stay on top of that person (contractor, you, architect) on the ball by following up with the city to get that permits done in a timely fashion. 

The paper towel roll doesn't need to be photographed.I think only show one bocce ball photo and leave out the evening bocce ball picture completely (you can't tell what it's showing and it's confusing). 

Multifamily deals are a whole new ball game – it's a common misconception that you can just scale up your single-family approach.

@V.G Jason, do you have a crystal ball?

Once you depreciate a property one way, I don't think you can make changes once the ball is rolling ... especially if you cost seg and bonus depreciate.