I would do that right now to load up more miles on my Chase Saphire card, however I don't like how that would affect my book keeping in quick books.

Place a priority on after you move out but I also place some weight on how the numbers are when I live there.

The value conversation tends to carry more weight with typical homebuyers who are looking for someone to simplify the process for them, handle admin duties, and negotiate on their behalf.

- Is this a load-bearing wall?

We also did not allow aggressive breeds of dogs and had a weight limit.

There is a lot of time and front loaded costs where almost everyone else gets paid but the developer.

It's a great idea and could go on for years until the police come knocking at your door charging you with down loading child porn.

I thought i'd lose more weight with all the mountain biking, but all the good beer is keeping a little insulation on me....helps my R value! 

You have to jack up your plates/joists to get the load off the wall before rebuilding.

He started to tell me about "hidden" concessions that can sometimes be missed.We are all familiar with front-loaded concessions to get a tenant to sign the dotted line to come live at our property.However, we don't always think about the back-end concessions that could occur and do occur.This is where a tenant is told that instead of being provided 1 month free up front, that they will get 2 months free at the end of their lease...or whatever the concession may be.Sellers will sometimes use this tactic to get their property leased up prior to sale to up the NOI and you don't find out about this until you close on the deal...months down the road.Then when those concessions come due....you are stuck with much lower cash flows than originally expected.The best way to protect against these types of hidden concessions is to perform your proper due diligence including a very thorough lease audit.