There are benefits to going both directions.

Sure, you can set it up to pay those directly, but you will only have the responsibility, not ownership.

However, don't give the money directly to the new landlord without a bulletproof contract from the tenants saying that's okay.

Running numbers, R&D, having a vision and direction for my businesses, and negotiation.    

The interior paneling was usually a  3/16 inch photo finished veneer very light weight and the exterior siding was aluminum which was also very lightweight.

Not directly, no.  

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Maybe you can shed some light on cost savings as it relates to, retaining 1 part of the original structure (in the event of a teardown-rebuild scenario), where be it, a wall or a prescribed portion of the original structure is retained, per the request of the city/county? 

What companies have the best lists or direct mail services and why?

Maybe someone here who has had a similar experience in their journey can shine some light on the scenario, keeping in mind the following:- I want to do multi-family, probably start with either a duplex or triplex.