For example, in most states, a minor cannot void a contract for necessities like food, clothing, and lodging.

For example, I just found #10 envelopes for 1.3 cents online.For the record, though, not paying yourself doesn't make the assembly and handling expense go away: It just means you're prepared to absorb that cost for now.

Hypothetical Example: 1) Pay $70k cash all-in for purchase and rehab.

For example..... loan was FHA over conventional (which the Buyer had to have), or 1 asked for closing costs and the other didn't (again, based on need), or 1 could close in 30 days, but the other required 45 days.  

For example- a common scenario is that buyers for apartment deals are often presented with proforma numbers (which we don't want right?)

Funny story: "Vacant land for $1500" is literally the exact example I frequently use for when a first-time homebuyer asks when it might be prudent to skip title insurance, since I'm saying it would be incredibly foolish to skip it on their first home purchase, which is never $1500 vacant land if I'm involved in the transaction.

Very few rentals close by (at least for now, in winter), but desirable location.We will do some updating no matter what:New laminate floor in kitchen/hallSiding needs replacing (have some insurance $ for that)Fresh paintNeeds new windows (maybe).Needs a bunch of concrete work (garage floor, driveway, stoop, walk to door).With those improvements we should be able to get at least $1000/mo.A room addition to add a large ensuite Bedroom/bath, and a laundry room to get the washer, dryer out of the garage, the bid came in at 59000 (This includes the siding).  

When you're talking to your coach on a regular basis, you can drill down and get real specific for example on a deal that you're working on, etc. 

An example of a system that we've seen on the market is the DoorBird IP Video Door Station D21DKH.  

Jeff Dulla thanks for the input - when you say “non-warrantable” options, can you share examples of what those would be?