Works out economically if you are using the same color in most of your properties by buying larger volume of the better paint especially when you catch it on sale.Best Regards,Brian

I am far from being an expert... maybe seek the advice of Aaron Mazzrillo since he works out of Riverside.He was on one of the podcasts. 

Take care in seeking expert advice in the forums and you should always start out consulting a local lawyer, some things are unique to your location that others won't have a clue about.

Being from Canada by way of California, I got my feet back in as a writer, having been a journalist, and learned all I could about the US market, making experts of various agents, lenders and multinationals investor organizations through ghost writing.

I know the guidelines are always changing, so thought I'd reach out to the financing/mortgage experts. 

In this situation, the buyer has clearly made a serious economic commitment to the propertyCommercial real estate fell by 45% during the Great Recession.

lack of debt = freedom…especially when economic times get difficult.

Not an expert on Texas but I just pulled my file on the last two I funded in Houston and they went through Fidelity title   Not an attorney

I will 100% admit that I don't know exactly what I'm doing and am not yet an expert of any kind. 

But maybe that's also because I'm not a construction expert, so I would need higher returns for a construction project, for me..