It is an exceptional paint, but can be a little hard to get off your clothes or floor once it dries, so do your clean up quickly!

It is importnt to note that additional insured status must be required in a contract to be triggered. 

I know as you are on boulder highway, heading a bit more north from there, it starts to get a little scarier...there are pockets out that way of good and bad - not so cut and dry.

They may have jumped up after a sale, if that triggered the counter to reassess the property.  

So I pulled the trigger on my first flip last week.

I let it dry well between coats.

But they could dry wall it. 

From there we will pull the trigger in Q1 of next year since my car will be sold by then (which creates a very low DTI, making it easier to qualify) and after my tax returns are finished. 

We have been repositioning it and after all rents are over $625.00 average for the entire complex we will pull the trigger on the refi for a Freddie non-recourse and take out at least $700,000 cash back tax free and be on a non-recourse 10 year fixed loan at about 4%.  

I've done some research into what markets may be good to invest in -- TX, TN, OH etc -- but honestly as a layman, it's pretty tough to pull the trigger and get out of that "analysis paralysis."