Well, it's incredibly versatile.

Oh that looks so simple and very versatile.

MANY factors involved; vegetation, slope of the ground, soil composition that may/may not absorb the water ... but those areas where it pools, or doesn't have those items listed prior, you may need gutters.

Very versatile.

Progress pics and city inspections passed to date:Lot cleared of vegetation with existing rental property in the background.

Delaware Statutory Trusts are suitable for real estate investors seeking to diversify their holdings and achieve tax-deferred growth, while Deferred Sales Trusts are more versatile — allowing sellers of appreciated assets to defer taxes while maintaining control over their investments.

You can make a good salad by plowing a field, growing and tending to the vegetables, and harvesting them, but I'd rather just pick them up at the local grocery store.

Seller financing is much more versatile when combined with note buying/selling, and I learned from Dawn and Bill that one can combine them with exchanges to much more.Keep in mind that one can structure the seller financing so that the title transfers at closing, or sometime later (as in the case for a land contract or a title-holding trust).

it really increased its versatility

Purchase price: $45,000 Cash invested: $37,500 Sale price: $115,000 Outside Work - Remove chimney, repair roof, add roof over entry way, all new siding, new gutters, soffit and fascia painting, porch staining, stucco foundation, sloped the yard for water control, overgrown vegetation removal, and new landscaping.