Essentially you will use about double the paint with the sprayer as each gallon will cover about 200 sq feet vs about 400.

Essentially, it is not a free market which makes sense being a federal mandate.

I know you asked for a demo contractor (no ideas there except if the local Habitat ReStore sells architectural elements they might have a suggestion or two) but this captured my attention.

Figuring out the best property manager / client fit is essential.

(with essentially $0 invested in the house, so it is an infinite % return if you get any cashflow)+$39,000 cash (new mortgage of $144,000 - all expenses of $105,000)You could use that $39,000 to go and buy two more properties that are $85,000 each ($17,000 down [20%] each, plus a little cushion for closing costs)....or a multifamily for $170K.Then you would have 3 properties, with $0 invested!!! 

Essentially as an equity partner in a syndication, you're benefiting as a partial property owner.

@Curt Davis Essentially someone to keep you on track towards goals?  

It counts as a pay off and essentially you could have free money for a certain period of time. 

You can essentially be in (2) syndication deals at once with that same $50k, if done correctly.You may also look into something like AHP Servicing (Google it).

his book is really good - "Multi Family Millions"His whole strategy is essentially to buy distressed apartment buildings, rehab each unit over time as tenants move out aka "repurpose", which raises the value, and then sells at a pretty massive profit.Here's the real problem with bootcamps like this.