^^^ So, sequence-wise,  I should have left said tittle company with the money for the sale of my house.  

The other two projects followed in sequence.  

I am working on rehab of an apartment. I am considering getting it done by subcontractors/individual companies and managing the work myself. I will try to get an estimate from a GC/big company that will do all of it a...

This is all about sequencing, as the inheritance is rightfully tax free (in this case).

I think this time we're not so much into a foreclosure sequence, we're in for a Stagflation ride.

(I noticed that my examples have been accidentally arranged in a somewhat logical sequence.)

With experience, you'll develop a sequence and basis for how you navigate in gathering the pertinent information needed but you never want to appear "robotic" in your conversation with a seller.

Problem #3:  (Multiple Choice)If you did this for 5 years, meaning 5 properties in sequence, at the end of that 5 year period, would you - A)  Be happy with the results?

Technically nothing wrong with having multiple trades on site at the same time IF (and that's a big if) you understand proper sequencing of trades, workspace and material staging requirements, etc.

I understand processes and how the proper sequences should flow.