Best regards,Solomon NguyenYou need to know what you bring to the table.

Hot tubs, pool tables, movie rooms, kayaks and canoes, bikes, games, nice comfortable beds, smart TV's, video games, well stocked kitchens, etc.

I know I likely leave something on the table doing this but I’ve had people not move out on the expected date and then been in a pickle for what to do about the new occupants who have made their arrangements to be in a certain date.

Ask yourself what you bring to the table and how you're a valid piece in the partnership.

The advantage of the SBA financing is that you will only have to bring 10% to the table, but you will also have to show with the existing building and your Adjusted Gross income that you have the capacity to pay for the new debt. 

Cheap curtains hung up on the first floor, a welcome mat, lights on a timer, battery operated fake candles on a timer, big size 11 men's shoes and big men's jacket hung by the front door, two empty dog bowls, a tie out in the back yard (for a dog), fan on a timer, foldable table and chairs with a tablecloth and centerpiece, and radio playing on a timer.  

Now the tables have tuned.

Having more entertainmentoptions at the house like arcade games, ping pong table, etc.

Makes sense to me, but lots of arguments at closing table between title and purchaser/seller on who needs to sign.   

I’m from Milwaukee and have done some interesting things and have some deals on the table for you to look at