I would say work backwards from your goals and see which will take you closer to the goal.

Businesses goal is profit and in the form of STVRs it is net cash flow.A STVR building/ home is not much different than a business like Walgreens triple net leasing a building.

Over the years as they’ve apparently grown bigger, they seem to project a “better than thou” image with a chip on their shoulder and that doesn’t sit well with me.  

same with "100% fix and flip financing"... only if you've done 8+ projects... and only in certain states.thoughts / reactions?

And I also asked the same contractor to do a whole deck at my residence to try to get a deal for the two projects. 

Personally, if you have to wait 3 months anyways, it seems like a good idea to take on a project that takes 3 months to maximize returns.

Define your investment goals 2.

(I also fall into this group)* Landlords who have a property manager where most of the accounting and all of the tenant management is done by the PM, but they still need some general accounting software to reconcile things like capital projects, mortgage payments, etc.

Many investors utilize Fix & Flip Hard loans for projects like this.

I actually use 4 different attorneys based on their skill set and the project in front of me.My 2 cents.Mike