For the finer details, I'd suggest reading a book or two and/or speaking with a good real estate agent, lawyer and CPA that understand investing and can help you with many items on your list.

She can practice traditional and non-traditional medicine. 

To be frank, the traditional view of obtaining wealth as outlined in the millionaire next door is almost depressing to me in a way.

To paraphrase this idea - your outsourced accounting partner should by performing the work and proactively providing solutions, as opposed to giving you items to research.

@Shamo ShehuNot the combination of words I would use so I hate to assume, but if I were to assume then I would think they are claiming a possible ARV of 650K, and 380K all cash (or hard money) because it's not financeable via a traditional bank.

Hey everyone,I'm working my through a fairly familiar scenario, looking to jump into the brave world of multi-family REI without having the seemingly $100k+ in liquidity to start out with.One strategy I'm considering is seller financing, for it's ability to side step traditional financing requirements and hurdles.Does anyone have any experience with seller financing? 

This got me thinking ... would we better off getting rid of the healthcare sharing ministry and going with a cheap, high-deductible traditional insurance plan combined with an HSA?

Here in VT, you only have 14 days to issue an itemized list.Good luck!

Also - One "Best Practice" item would be to make sure you notify your losing bidders, just a quick call to explain that you've selected a different contractor for this particular project, you appreciate their time for putting together a bid, and that you hope to work together in the future.

These are expensive items but will increase the appraised value of the property.