I do a 5000 piece mailer for my credit card processing business.

This piece of property was prime for a creative finance deal. 

My thoughts are I'm going to go get this piece of paper and then I'm going to go knock on the guys door.

i recognize that i am only one of many clients and i am as flexible as i can be without compromising progress on my project.second, when i need a specific piece of my project completed because it is critical to progress, i give the relevant contractor as much notice as i can of the exact timing i need.  

All the while putting together the pieces.

He also lied about the timeline and function of my heating systems in December/January which meant I had to find another place to live for two months.My biggest piece of advice is to network in your chosen area and get solid references well a head of time.  

My plan is to roll the purchase of new windows into my loan, so, 20ish windows, at 150 a piece is about an extra 3k right off the bat.

That's one more piece of cheap liability insurance as far as I'm concerned.  

The irony here is that at 30 years the PDX rental would have nearly the same payment after 100K cash out refinance as the 15 year I've got today.My ROI declines with every payment, my piece of mind increases. 

But I see what looks like a mistake in arithmetic in the piece being quoted - and in another paragraph above that quote the same mistake also appeared, so you're consistent at least :) Anyway, 80% plus 1/3 gives more than 100% ...I can't say whether the 80% is correct, or whether the 1/3 is correct, but I'm pretty sure one of those figures can't be correct.