Just north of Boston or all over?

A simple test is to try selling your one or all properties.The following link is bit long but tells the investor journey true for most of the investors.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/22...Good Luck InvestingVivek

Owner's sometimes have to carry back a portion -or all their equity position in order to get a buyer that can get the balance financed (sometimes they may only get 50-70% from a bank on a given property). 

The trustor may convey any or all property ownership rights.  

The first would be to sell a lot or all of your current properties and 1031 exchange into something larger.

Also, do you pay your contractor through escrow (draws) or all up front when using this method, I’ve heard of investors using different methods...

Accepting “created paper” on other property for part or all of the equity?

If they do show up to fight the eviction, then you will be brought to a back room out of the courtroom and you and your lawyer can try to make a deal with the tenant to get some or all of the money through a payment plan or another agreement.

It's a lot cheaper to remove part or all of the tree than deal with sue happy tenants, or building damage. 

The statement was more than that or all cash.