All of my tenants have been hard on the flat paint I was using and I’ve never been able to just touch up after any of them have moved out anyway.

The ones who read a book, bought a tape, get an agent to help place 20 offers on REO a day, for prices well beyond common sense just to win the bid, and then best of all, once they win it since there flat broke and have no H.M. even, they try to shop it to me with the most ignorant of analysis ("wholesale deal, ARV 150K, rehab 25K, yours for 75K, make a quick 50K profit") AND, all the time I waste with giving them one shot to check them out, and 99% of them selling over priced junk, without a clue.

Winter Park does have some flat spots to watch out for if you have boarders in your group.Keystone is three mountains in a row, front to back.

I'm not sure about the legality, but I would avoid financing to them altogether if you can't get the entire premium you want up front.

It's hooked up to a tv (tube, not flat) that had rabbit ears until they went digital on the signal.

If your family is anything like mine, I would think the reason they reacted the way they did is because you were talking about dropping out of school altogether.

We had a flat roof on an 83 year old building.

A good tile saw & whole saw & quality trowels.Make sure the surface your working on is perfectly flat.

I am trying to wholesale the property not buy it flat out.

Then you can pursue a new lender altogether to refinance and pull cash out under the pretense of a buyout of a partner.