Lead paint?

Your financing will also play a role.

I don’t do technical work much anymore, and the work is full time employee type work rather than contract work as is so common in tech for engineering roles.

Also, you most likely won't need contractors for most of the repairs and if you do, a few phone calls will probably lead you to someone good.

I know for a fact my grandfather failed along the way, but that didn't stop his former firm from being responsible for 65% of the new housing developments in his city during a housing boom in 1960's or lead him to hang up his hat and call it quits 30 years ago like others his age.

For some it even lengthens the number of years on a base and lead to another renewal on the lease.

If neither of you have done deals, it’s like the blind leading the blind...

Or should I keep it as a later lead?

@Anthony Wick Generally I say 50/50 is usually ideal, unless it’s like a husband and wife situation, or each person has offsetting skills and roles are clearly divided.

“It looked really legit because I do pay Zillow and realtor.com for leads,” McAllister told Inman.