The seller is stroking that check instead of her.While touring another off market property with a buyer, I noticed the tell tale signs of meth.

Sometimes going through these forums is like reading Jude the Obscure or watching a very special episode of Diff'rent Strokes.

It's been great so far, the house has continued to appreciate, cashflow, and we'll simply stroke a check off our line to purchase our next property when the market turns. 

Grandma had a stroke & my parents took over running the business in 2005.

I have a tenant who had a stroke.  

Why would you try to prove yourself to this person other than to stroke your ego?

They got paint strokes down the brick wall hall where they were not supposed to be painting at all. 

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I have been following the progress over the phone and being sent some pictures about the project, but the contractor asked for the rest of the payment claiming that the project is finished and almost ready for tenant walkthrough and he needed the cash to finish the final stroke of work and pay his people. 

Probably not as detailed as Joe Fairless's book but it gives a broad stroke on what you need to know.From there you can listen to podcasts as others have mentioned above.I hope this helps.