I am a Classically trained trumpet player, and I mainly play in local churches, for weddings, and other concert-type venues.

The classic executory contract is the contract for deed (or land sales contact), which provides that the buyer gets title after making payments over a period of years.

I thought that sign on the front was classic 1-800 DISASTER.

I would try the color Alabaster by Sherwin Williams in a semigloss Pro Classic enamel.

I couldn't help but think of this idea of tying The Safe Withdrawal Rate with the classic 2% rule.

Last Friday he came to me at 3pm and said he needed $2K immediately and would sign over his house he owes $132K on to get it as long as we could do the other $29K in a separate deal with his 1980 classic sports car as additional collateral.  

@Brent Coombs  good points in my BRRR days when I was HML to CA buyers who were then BRRR and taking 10 to 20k cash out refis in 90 days of owning the home and retiring my HML ( loved it from my perspective LOL)  the investors would get this money and you would think they would pop It into their reserve accounts.. but I suspect many a boat... .exotic travel they they deserved, new car, clothes Jewerly etc etc was purchase with these funds... lack of reserves kills investors... this is a classic example

A classic "small town Main St", exactly how you'd picture it.

The classic pay for more and more education and never actually take any real action.

You don't have to start with a multi unit property, start small.....work your way up...trying to invest in area's that you know nothing about and have never actually been too for a newbie is a classic mistake!!