Hi everybody, I was reading so many stories about "contractors from Hell" that make me think of what  the definition of  BEST, PERFECT, UNIQUE... contractor should be,  that I named as an "Angel Contractor".So my question is WHAT makes a perfect contractor?

I've researched some of these things but haven't found much on my unique situation, buying primary home with investment property in mind shortly after.  

Hi there Cultivators,My name is Donald and you the man, or woman.I say that because I think what you do is incredibly unique.

This is truly a unique educational space and I have much respect for all you RE brainiacs out there.

Then $36,000/24=$1500/month payment.I know this is a unique way of purchasing property but i a 99% sure i am going to make this deal/ Does anyone have any thought on it and if its good or bad please :D Thanks 

I've had one of my features stripped from my uniqueness!

This may be an approach on a car lot, dealing with something that can be replaced, that serves no public interest, that doesn't carry with it unique ownership rights in title, that has very limited use for an owner or that has much less utility. 

Are you trying to make something unique or are just interested in doing things for cheap?

NNN's are an example of truly understanding how money works, and the difference between cost & expense, spend & use, and the compounding effect.Let's give an example or one of the more popular (renamed to protect the,...me) NNN types.  

If you are managing a multi family remotely, you will have the ability to fly in and really inspect the place personally, when you make a decision to do something, it can be applied to all units rather than just a unique situation in an SFR (all sfr's are beautiful snowflakes) The disadvantage is that if things start to slip from your control it will effect the quality of the entire property, encourage the good tenants to want to move out and bad ones to move in.