It's a more modern look.If you are super tight on the budget you could consider getting the existing tile professionally refinished.

The PM shows the properties, answers tenants calls, collects the rent, recommends fixes to the owner and deposits the money in the owners bank account.With the combination of the condo association and the PM, there is very little for the owner to do. 

However, they are not very convincing that they are real wood and give a more modern look (not a bad thing).

It's just a "model" but it shows the power of combining all the aspects of REI into one, and using exponential growth to really make it big.

I assume that means your partner may never have to put in any money, and yet can still profit on the deal.The combination of giving your partner right of first refusal (the ability to chose not to do the deal) and then giving them the opportunity to make a profit without doing anything seems very contradictory.

It's like a combination of wet welcome mat and burns.

Yes that is the vast majority but not the bigger players. and or the bigger players will have a combination of brokered funds and their own funds. 

The grain pattern of modern tress is not as tight as it used to be and thus is more prone to rot.  

It's not necessarily the best property but the best situation that fits.For example, ideally you'd have a perfect property requiring virtually no repairs, just vacuuming perhaps, and plenty of time for you to find a buyer after you've tied up the deal.You are actually using your skills as a negotiator to assure the seller that you have the ability to close and solve the problem(s) that they see as most important within the timeframe that's agreed upon.Truth be told, most abandoned properties have combinations of both people and property problems.

It's this messed up combination of a waddle and pushing and heaving and lifting a little.