Benn, Yes, I realize it is not traditional for husband and wife to ever be living apart, we have been married for 18 years and do fine living apart for a couple of months if need be.

He's looking to add to that by throwing some mud at the wall to see what sticks, and automate the entire process through software so it's not entirely time consuming.

Our company is a start-up that is looking to change the way real estate is traditionally done.

I had 1x3 strapping attached to the walls & ceilings & added 1/2inch drywall. 2 guys $1175 including mud & sanding.

If you need a traditional lender, Feel free to reach out to me.

In no way does that undermine the brokers and agents who pay for access to the system.Just because the traditional model is the way you've always done it, doesn't mean that's the way it should always be done. 

By choosing XXX Title, Buyer shall incur $0 cost for title expenses and owner's policy, which are traditionally paid by Buyer in the amount up to $xxx."  

I realized that a traditional down payment could put me in a tight spot if 2 of 4 units have a major issue before building a fund from cash flow.So now I’m weighing the question,” Is it possibly worth renting another year, if I can’t find a multifamiky deal?”.

These would be 7-10 year holds, so in that time frame, as the assets age, am I going to start being better off running the assets traditionally as the R&M expenses begin to increase over time?  

I guess the traditional style of getting emails, forwarding them along, etc.?