@Russell Brazil  go to the TESLA.COM site there are pictures they actually look very good.. and will last forever because they are glass they don't dent or wear out.. and they are super light weight so might be some savings in the framing and truss designs.

Most of the places I have looked at have very outdated fixtures, and could be spruced up with a small repair budget (lower end fixtures, but new).I invest in Cedar Rapids, IA and the neighborhoods aren't terribly bad compared to LA and NY where I have lived previously.  

I'm working on closing my first deal in Grand Rapids, MI and looking for a property manager. 

I know you love that ROFR, for a buyer that carries as much weight as a fly's tail, good for marketing but there's no obligation to sell or to buy or to set any price in a pure ROFR.Okay, on with the show buddy!

If one has a preference for trucks or other large vehicles over the IRS weight limit you receive full benefit of depreciation (up to business use).Currently the code limits business car deprecation to basically a Honda Accord price point.

When a listing agent receives your offer along with other offers, how good your lender is will add weight or take away from your offer.

I get that and would give more weight to their decision if they are also the reason I graduated college debt-free. 

I was wondering if anyone in the Grand Rapids, MI or surrounding area would be interested in getting together to play it.

Furthermore, in small multi, appraisals don't allocate much weight to income - it's all about comps.

I re-listened to Podcast #185, and it was a good starting point, but I'm needing more information to weight the pros and cons.To begin with, this home has foundation issues that need to be addressed.