How about the concept of getting to a certain plateau and then working to pay off all the debt associated with the purchases always saving along the way for contingencies and then living off of all that free and clear income?

Apply the loft concept to offices, sleeping areas, libraries, and lounging nooks.3.

There is a great article in the Jax Business Journal that discusses Mandarin.

I have enjoyed the brother/sisterhood of Bigger Pockets and it has been a blessing in the building of my PM enterprise.We began and continue to build on a matching concept, and now have 4 revenue streams; Leasing, Management, Market Analysis, and soon to launch in 2019; Tenant Direct.I had brought 20 years of business aviation, finance and marketing to my business and through networking and building relationships have enjoyed careful growth and gained much wisdom along the way.

I receive what you’re saying, however I really question my market for your concept.

We are contemplating doing a complete basement finishing for about 1300-1500sqft, Space would be open concept kitchen/dining/living room, Master(ish) bedroom & non-shared bath, 2nd & 3rd bedroom with shared bath, then maybe a closet with stackable washer/dryer.

You just get use to it.One of the company's board members, in a moment of extreme candor, told a trade journal on the eve of one layoff (the tech economy was extremely slow at that point and everyone knew something drastic had to be done) that tech companies have to be proactive with layoffs because if they aren't, they will end up with people who don't know how to find another job.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Review Journal reported today inventory has SOARED. 

After you learn the business you should take the wholesale deals when they come - but wholesaling is a very simple concept that can get very complicated real quick (complications are notorious for killing deals). 

so I have a 1200 SQ FT open concept chalet style (timber frame from timer onsite, white stucco very nice).