May save you alot of headaches in the head and you'll have more time to spend on other thingsWhat if the margin on a deal is slim and the only way to cut costs and up profits is by taking on some of the work - would you advise against that?

It just would have been so easy in a nice rectangle room as opposed to cutting around the cabinets, but yeah youall're right...

The traffic to and from it should not directly affect me except as to noise, and I don’t know that would be a big problem, though it does concern me.

Hi Dianna,There is no clear cut guidance, but we recommend that you refinance and then wait at least six (6) months prior to beginning a 1031 exchange.

With the timber thing, they can cut it all as stated above, or sort of thin it out.

They fear that we will fail in our investments and express concern over every detail of investing that we mention.We do our best to take into consideration any points that they mention, but we know that their reactions are all based in the fear of investing.

As far as the DOSC yes that is a concern and yes the lender can call their note due, and they will.

Older buidlings can have some major plumbing issues and pretty much you have to replace, or fix something constantly which really cuts into the cash flow.

The things _I_ would do--new kitchen about a 9x12 rectangle) , solar heat and water, tile throughoutbath repair, possibly cosmetic, and exterior paint.A big concern is that it was built in 1972, so upgrading the plumbing and electric may be necessary.

A big concern is that it was built in 1972, so upgrading the plumbing and electric may be necessary.