Easiest way to lose your wealth by violating that true separation.Banks are nearly as nervous as they were before, so some aren't kicking the tires as hard as others.

In fact, I tend to do this in the shower in the mornings - BUT, I limit it to only that.If someone says they want to review it with their lawyer, they're probably buying time and/or plain ol' not on board.Have you taken the time to find out what their true need is? 

If that's true, wow congrats!

When you factor in all the true benefits re blows stocks away.

We have significant experience in more typical multifamily projects (value add, core plus) but this project is a little different.A few details about the project:The property is a 36 unit building originally built as for-sale condos in 2005 at a true "main on main" location on the North side of Indianapolis.

Ideally this would be a 2-coat application (with a “1-coat paint of course, since I’ve yet to find any paint to be a true single coat paint) with a 1-coat touch up.I use a flat SW or Valspar paint from Lowes . . .

This is also true if he's giving you a wrap, and there is a due on sale clause in it.

But as you’ve stated, it depends on what the true issue is.

There needs to be a true property management software use something like Appfolio, Builduim or so forth.

It is much more a hospitality business, than a true real estate play.