I have some handyman skills that allows me to perform a lot of maintenance tasks as well. 

I argue though if your intent is to acquire more property you can accelerate your money growth faster with a 30-year loan as you can take the cashflow and save it for another downpayment. 

So I'm trying to figure out what's the best way to line up tasks so that the final draw is more labor than materials.

So I'm trying to figure out what's the best way to line up tasks so that the final draw is more labor than materials.

I am aware of the changes coming but I thought that was more to protect people who had negative growth on their assets.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $275,000

Cash invested: $275,000

First personal home for investment built for $275,000 and appraises for $137 per square foo...

To have a more flexible schedule and help grow the business3.

Now, my business model was to buy a 2-4 multifamily properties with 25% down that were fully rehabbed and ready to rent or already rented but i realize that it’s a very basic and costly strategy and that I have been limiting my growth by tying so much of my money up into every deal so I’ve been looking into the BRRRR strategy but it’s been literally IMPOSSIBLE to find a good and reliable General Contractor in my area.

This task is not one of the remote tasks listed by SmartThings for Yale locks. 

By "numbers" I mean population, population growth, income growth, job growth, job diversity, lower crime, lower vacancy., etc.