This would give the yard some depth and not just be a patch of grass and sod is instantly green.

@Steven Myers  I have a broad knowledge of the overall world of paint but much of my depth of knowledge is with PPG (Pittsburgh Paints).

So I'll try to keep it brief since I've realized I tend to get long winded on explaining this, and if you need a more in depth answer just say so and I'll explain with some example numbers :)I'd buy cash and refi.

My husband thinks I'm doing a great job, but after five years, he doesn't really want to talk about every deal and every rehab -- so I would say it's important to find a few mentors, fellow investors or friends who will talk to you in depth.

I understand wanting to prepare them for the tourney...but stamina and depth are lacking with the schedule.Hopefully they'll show well in the tournament.

I’ll be doing a more in depth write up of all 7 deals soon!

A lot of people spout doomsday scenarios and don’t have any first hand experience, or much depth in understanding the company.

Humorous, but it in one respect I see the correlation with the guru circuit, selling dreams.You pay somebody $20K-30K for this course, where you are going to learn this really in-depth earth-shaking super insightful stuff, something that is really going to give you an edge... and you get this:  "guys, you need to go out there and work really, really hard. 

So the depth of the implications goes quite deep and by trying to circumvent an IRS regulation, you may be leaving a lot of money on the table.So you basically agree (outside of a life hack), that you can't do it for a rental as the start of the thread mentioned. 

Now if the purchase price based on the quick formula I run is somewhat close to what the asking price is, I'd probably do a little bit more digging and run some more in-depth numbers.