Does the spray can blend well with the rolled on product if there is a water stain to be covered?

We did a 1031 exchange to roll the money into our dream home.

Its easier to use us for wires (most banks make you walk in and sit in front of a banker for 30 min) and making deposits is simple through our mobile APPIf you do find a local bank or if @George Blower can line you up with his WF or Bank of America bankers I would ask them the following as I have seen this as pitfalls for banking your SoloK account:1) What is their dormant account policy and what is the fee: Many of these 401K accounts have very low transaction volumes and can end up in dormant status with a typical fee of $25 a month2) What are the minimum balance requirements: I've seen it where the bankers don't go into detail with this because they hear that you are rolling over a sizeable amount and assume that you are going to keep those balances in the account. 

I pre negotiated rolling any inventory that I could not sell or would have to take a loss on to 5 year term and rent them..

I am looking to invest in apartments and rolling my 'dead equity' in something larger (apartments).

Lesson learned - always take first + last + bond  Great call out re the late fees rolling into the rent  Our lease does not have that in there - but I am going to be sure to add it for my next tenants.  

One issue is the challenge of qualifying, as conventional loans will have DTI requirements, income requirements, loan size limits, and loan amount limits that investors looking to scale a portfolio run into as soon as the financial freedom snowball starts rolling.

I am not debating here, but to me it seems like an easy way to roll money into new properties without paying closing costs. 

But I am also considering a turnkey property so I can start getting some cash flow and "just get the ball rolling."

Thankfully I’ve found one to get this snowball rolling.