So my question is, would there be any negatives about taking, say, $1M (example) and splitting it 4 ways ($250k per deal) as opposed to 10 ways ($100k per deal) to fast track?

However, if you get your license, then it's not a problem - again, if done correctly.Start attending your local REI events as much as you can. 

Ive attending 1 REI event, and have followed up with investors I met there, but where else will I be able to locate buyers?

This was much better for us as opposed to lowering price - because we were cash poor and would not have the cash to make those big ticket updates ourselves, even with a lower purchase price.

For them, wouldn't coin-op on-site be a convenience worth paying for as opposed to being "tacky", as mentioned above?

If anything, the new floor might be a touch lower than your existing bullnose piece and in that event, you can plane/sand it down and avoid having to build/buy a new one - much easier and nicer to reduce than add.

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I’ve looked into MeetUp also and if events align with my schedule I’m planning on going.

I listen to audible as opposed to read books and am able to adsorb way more content that way.

Wait till they figure out that if they know 6 contractors they can find 6 events a month to drop the rent by $600 a month for the cost of a couple cases of beer.