The bank basically told her, "Hey, just do your job and add the smaller house to the deal."

I work in a sometimes dangerous service job and I do my best to be careful and stay safe, however I would never sign away my workers comp and disability rights just in case something ever did happen, I guess I look at this the same way

I’m not saying it was all bliss, it’s been give and take with the PM, there were times I needed to set back and let them do their job and there has been times that I needed to intervene.

Just closed on my second triplex but trying to invest in some quality education since my day job is in healthcare.

My trucking job “owner operator” pays me well enough to payoff the loan at the 3 year mark.

With that being said, it doesn't have to be the home of my dreams once the contractor signs off, I'm pretty handy and really enjoy projects. 

I am active duty military and we both know we wont be able to buy our dream home and raise our family in it because we will be moving quite often.

Great job on breaking down the steps for @Donald Murrill and all other investors seeking to convert a motel into an apartment.

The son has been handling the property but has done a horrible job in keeping financial records.

However he has been on the same job for over 23 years.