With the lower down payment, you have the capital available to do what you please.I apologize if this was confusing.

To me, it seems kind of late to get into the Garner game, but it is certainly going to be a red-hot market for the next 5-10 years because of the impending completion of the "Outer Loop".

Probably shouldn't conflate the topics but wanted to make sure I had the right audience, apologize if this is a re-read for some.)

If you were referring to price per unit in your previous response then I apologize.

Honestly, Chicago has never been my city of choice because of it's tenant-friendly laws, high taxes, cold weather - plus Mike's right - the cash flow from that provider wasn't very impressive (and I apologize to those who specialize in this market...).So why did we originally post those properties on our website?

My apologizes for leaving out that vital piece of info!  

My apologies for using the wrong term earlier, I should have said "equitable" interest instead of "equity" interest.My advice is to find a good lawyer that will represent you at a few closings, so you can get your paperwork tight and locally appropriate, and ask her that question.Evin

Apologies for not correctly linking @Tim Swierczek in contributors

OP, I apologize for hijacking your thread but I believe it is related to your valuation question.

My apologies, I told him to change to single ply and just separate flushes for excess.