He is a cop, most have superiority complexes and like to push their weight around.

I didn't put high end finishes on it, but we did put some decent upgrades in it (with the mindset of resell value, etc.)The home requires very minimal landscaping/outdoor upkeep, while still being a SFH, which is one thing we really liked.

Seems like unecessary extra weight.

I am all about everyone making money in any deals, but the fund I was in was heavily weighted towards the officers -- 20%+ fee (13% was just the fee to pay the officers!)

This building is a monster. 6 full size indoor gyms, overhead observation areas, massive weight room, in door sprint track....

It is extremely durable and looks great without any upkeep unlike many other stones. 

If it's only one layer the shingles can be added on top for cheap.If it's 2 layers or more the weight would be too heavy to add another layer on top.

If she's a piano major her keyboard isn't going to cut it, the key weights aren't true to timing and will throw off her accuracy when she switches over.

During this period taxes, insurance, upkeep, etc. would have far exceeded any rental income collected.

Its sleep well at night because I did not buy a tough to manage property, Or like the first building I sold them they are perfect for condo converts down the track and they would make a 50 to 70% return on equity...Its clear here in the states that Cash flow numbers  = RISK  that is for sure...so you have to weight all the factors.Now these same investors bought in Vagas  a couple of C class 4 plexes that do not produce very well and some SFR right at the bottom..