Here's a link to a piece about Assembling You Team that Josh posted:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2006/03/15/assembling-your-real-estate-investing-team/

The downsides are numerous:one unit dies, the whole assembly must be replaced;the washer and dryer capacity are less than a stackable laundry pair;they are not as water nor energy efficient as a comparably priced stackable laundry pair;they are a pain to install in 2nd and 3rd floor flats (unless you have modern wide stairwells or an elevator).We have two of the all-in-one GE units left.  

I'll willing to install them myself, if I can find a RTA/Knock Down dealer the will sell it assembled.

They came out of Indiana pre-assembled.

But you can read the proposed bill here: http://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/assembly/2015/2015R/...

I offered 1/3 of that which was immediately rejected.I haven't yet assembled my team (still need a contractor) so I'm wondering if purchasing an out-of-the-box property is the way to go?

When a couple of landlords filed a suit against the Council, on the grounds that judges being unelected officials should not be legislating -- (hold your breath, for the incredible insanity yet to come) - the state Assembly stepped up to deliver the coup de grace.SF ***.

., 40 doors with >$300 NOI per door per month)Short-term goal (End 2019): Assemble a team, complete my first deal, and get experience managing the teamTarget properties: SFH & small MFH in B areas (I should be ok with my mother walking through the neighborhood at night).

I have a team assembled and ready to get started!

.), so I spent some time implementing procedures to basically create an assembly line to call prospects.