Spillage happens when you carry things in the kitchen and this eliminates carrying. 2.

If you can find a well-regarded eviction attorney, and can carry the property until it's done, then option 2 is the winner.

If you go from SFR to apartments, you won't think to check insulation and firewalls as a due diligence item.

I know if he takes me to court I am covered as the unopened certified letter contains a check for refund and a itemized list of deductions.

The boss said he will then either carry paper or just rent place out to his employee.  

Also, spot any big ticket items (HVAC, appliances, cabinets, bathroom stuff, etc) that may need replacing or repairing. 

In the past I have sold a lot of my homes with owner carry.

It gives you the opportunity to better plan and manage your ongoing capital expense line items and make better decisions.And just for a third thought here, would you rather have a report on a property from someone whose client base is usually word of mouth from other sellers or listing agents, "Oh this guy is great, he helps me close deals."

Here are our assumptions for purchasing a car:You want to buy a car that costs $40kThe car will depreciate at a rate of 15% per yearHomes in your area and rental rates each appreciate at 2% per yearYou can get a 5-year car loan with no down payment for 3% APRYou can get a 30-year mortgage on a 200k property with 20% down payment for 5% APRYou can reasonably expect 10% cash-on-cash return from 20% down on a $200k property with the seller to carry closing costsFinancing vs. cash purchasing is not necessarily as straightforward of a calculation as you might think.

It has a itemization breakdown of the lot and home building costs.As a long time NB resident and a Mater Dei family we've had friends and our kids classmates in the area of your lot.