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It's a 7-8 slide Google presentation.W​orst case: if ​I ​don​'​t​​ get any interest ​in the business plan, ​I'll buy it for m​yself​ w/ a conventional mortgage​.​

It used to be really something in the late 1800s with a medicine factory, a glass factory, and as a  transportation center for the surrounding farms.

Once she understands that you aren't going into this with rose-colored glasses, that you understand the risks and have a plan to get around them, she may be more open to moving forward.Honestly, it's really easy to be supportive of a spouse's goals as long as they are some nebulous, "in the future" goals or dreams and they don't require any actual work or commitment from you yet.Be patient.  

@Roy Glass D areas can be profitable but only if you know what you are doing.

At this stage they just need to go and I'm NOT going to let them slide.

The place is really in perfectly adequate condition, but our plan is to go in and take it to the next level... replacing carpets with wood plank tiles, installing glass tile backsplash , staining kitchen cabinets dark and adding satin nickel pulls, adding stainless appliances, a dishwasher, disposal, built in microwave, resurfacing countertops...

If you let one tenant slide on something, chances are that other tenants will find out.

It had beautiful hardwood floors & built-in cabinetry with old lead glass doors & an old butler pantry with the same glass doors etc.We found out that the last offer of $28k was denied conventional financing because the home had a poorly built addition with mold on the ceiling.

Jason, the bank's attorney isn't sliding anything in there.