Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

DAP is good stuff, easy to control, but you'll always have some clean up to push the bead in the gap to be sealed.

Proposing pervious concrete (that ends up failing) for a residential driveway, may mean a couple inches of minor flooding in someone's yard or it prematurely fails and disintegrates under the traffic loads.

You do not have any controlling interest in the property until someone dies (usually).

Only thing that drives me nuts is the traffic, but I guess that's the same in most major metro areas.  

The fact that he had to go through me and I could stay on top of the situation meant that I wasn't risking losing control of the situation and putting myself in a position where I was extorted into paying more contractor costs.Maybe not the best examples, but you probably see my point. 

So, one of the areas I attempted to implement recently seems to not be an option. By this, I mean that I attempted to note in the A2A remarks that any FHA buyers were required to gain pre-approval through my lender to...

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

Exactly the reasons (flip tax, no condos, rent control, ....on and on) you couldn't pay me to even entertain such a deal.