I got my apartment but I didn’t change my light bill under my name till 3 months after.

Seems like $10k a door is a bit light but I've never done this before so what do I know.

I was initially thinking one of the light gray vinyl plank choices, but wondering if that would clash with the existing flooring at the transition (by the breakfast bar in the photos) Any advice would be appreciated!

I also enjoy woodworking but have not had much shop time lightly as I grow my businesses.

We put a lot of work into the kitchen (painted the cabinets, new flooring, new appliances, new sink / faucet, new lighting, wainscoting, new paint) as well as new flooring in both upstairs bedrooms and the basement, new vanity / faucet, mirror, paint in the main bathroom, completely repainted the entire inside of the house and 75% new lighting throughout the house.

I was told by a local investor that I should list the home with a real estate attorney instead of a traditional agent as I will save money on the transaction.

And you've got to pay attention to those types of catches so to speak this business has been around for many years and at the end of the day those types of things are few and far between so you got to be careful of who the snake oil salesman or saleswoman is as a general rule these types of strategies are out there can be executed and done.So i'm not saying they can't be done it's just that they're few and far between for the average joe out there so the options out there are go with traditional type of financing i.e fannie mae freddie mac fha your normal mortgage lending and financing right that's one avenue where you're going to get your lowest interest rate with your least amount of money.

Unfortunately these articles are lacking real world examples of how the fees can transition into equity, or simply true examples of GP vs LP deal specifics.The articles speak to the 70/30 or 80/20 split of the cash flow after the 8% preferred but I'm more interested in how equity is split between GP and LP from the onsetMight anyone be able to share a few examples of how you have structured acquisition fees and management fees and equity through non tradition contribution?

The house cost 405K is a 4/3 and traditional rents will be 2100/mo.

If you have recessed lights, they will need to be adjusted down a tad to allow for the thickness of the new skim coat if you elect that method.Inglewood is a bit out of my coverage area otherwise I could help you with it as I am a licensed contractor here in N Los Angeles (San Fernando Valley and surrounding areas).