I currently have an investment in MO -single family- that is cash flowing nicely but the market is drying out in that town and I’m looking into different markets.

But, something like a dry business plan for any city you want to analyze.

(This has more to do with deals drying up.

I use mastic (tile adhesive) to float tile grout lines or unevenness and just use the peel-and-stick over top of that once it's flat, dry, and clean.

If you've got the dry powder, the financing, and the reserves to get the job done...why not?

I have been through the credit drying up and going Poof ..401k is there but the other credit could get froze or called.. 

Easiest way is to make sure your color is close is to have a large enough sample to match and then take their mixture and put a dot directly on the sample and dry it right in the store. 

A non-payment evicition is pretty cut and dry, it was for me.

So far I have yet to pass it off to a PA or have anyone dry rub the work instruction (so you would be the Guinea Pig).   

I tried to make the video/story of this deal really dynamic, because I realize most flips are not cut-and-dry.