The market fluctuates like any, but with recent downtown developments, and new businesses braking ground on a monthly basis, now is as good a time as any to jump in. 

He gives a great brake down on how he does it.

If you do fail, insurance picks up the tab.Understand that fear is a great motivator, AAA uses fear of breaking down on the highway to sell their towing services,  fear sells guns, fear sells brake pads for your car, fear sells LLCs too.

Roofs are a wear item and replacing the roof is considered regular maintenance (kind of like the brakes or tires on your car)  after 5 years some companies pay nothing and others start to pro-rate the value of the roof. 

Subject To, improperly taught, is like riding a Unicycle down a steep hill with no brakes.

I don't mean to put the brakes on the partnership idea, but this is the one and only nest egg you have.

well prime goes to 9% that will put a big brake on a lot of construction. 

However, if you can sell it on lease option, and get 10% down and brake even on cash flow, I might.

Nobody told me about brakes.

I don't mean to be harsh, but that is like saying "I'm looking to pilot my first aircraft" and "can anybody tell where the brakes are on this 767 and what does this red thingy button here do?"