I'd use natural wood cabinets (solid with long handles or shaker style/ painted or natural) just because they never go out of style and in case of abuse, are less expensive to replace/repair.

hi robert. welcome to BP and real estate investing. one thing you have going for you is your age. i have always regretted not doing this much sooner in life. that being said, you do have a lot to learn. there are so many ways to buy real estate in this world, we all simply could not list them here in this forum. most are very creative in nature.

What the "few google searches" did not turn out is premises liability for Landlords, which may include natural, latent conditions that are present on the property if known by the Landlord and could have reasonably be fixed by the landlord.

Before I provide citations, let me explain the nature of these rules and how they are enforced.

Morris county, NJ has a great combination of natural landscapes, A and B residents, and a growing job market.

While South Burlington has a strong chance of continuing to be a popular area to live in, and thus has a strong potential for property to appreciate, this is not guaranteed, and therefore in my mind any investment there is more speculative in nature and a little more risky than buying a property that from day one has a double digit Cap Rate and 30%+ CoCR.

Adrian,I don't know you but from the title of this post and the brevity of your intro, you're coming across as the guy who thinks he's going home with the hottest girl at the bar simply because he showed up.Unless you look like Pit Bull and things naturally fall into your lap, you're going to have to learn to hustle both in dating and in real estate if you want to make it. 

I know the background check procedures the company requires.

It sounds like it should almost be a natural thing.  

As a real estate investor or even just  simply a home buyer you should be familiar with all the lending institutions or private lending entities in your area and know their policies and procedures, their lending rates and criteria.