It just sets on top of the tank top and prevents major tank rock and gives you a nice surface to place items on.

I can almost guarantee I will not be able to (in the neighborhood of $1.5m), so I'm looking for legal ideas to structure plan B and keep plan B a win-win scenario to make this deal happen with a Land Contract.

I only own 4 rentals in Lexington now but it is hard to find deals that cashflow well if you are looking in B and C class. 

An investor should consider worse case scenarios that involve vacancy/credit loss due to delinquent residents or structural losses on a property.Also, have a plan A, B, and C so you're able to adjust and adapt to changing market environments.  

You'll be hearing A LOT from me in the upcoming year.Let's rock!!

I'm going to join the band wagon and say...FREAKING AWESOME!!  

You have to be a rock solid investor to pull off the double close then!

If these areas were so rock solid you would not be able to buy a board up or a home that needed extensive rehab because its been a rental.One does have a much safer play from out of state when you go up the food chain it just makes Logical sense the best tenants want to live in the best homes and best neighborhoods with the best schools.. 30k in the Inner city of ANY major metro area is not were these type of homes are found...

But at the end of  the day when I was really rocking we had 10 million out in this, in  the forms of cash and LOC's  and we made best year net after all expense's just at 1 million...

Rock on!