I'm not sure how they will treat that.  

Treat people well, figure out what buyers want and overdeliver and you'll do fine.

Treat a partnership with the same kind of consideration minus the part about being in love.  

The bank can not ask you questions treating you like a criminal. 

Many folks still believe in SFH and buy them as a liability even though they are treated like an asset.  

This is also a great way to vet potential investment partners, since the way a person treats a non-client says a lot about them.If you have any questions about turnkey or the Birmingham, AL market, feel free to shoot me a note any time!

Treat it as non-existent.

I also had to replace the main gas line from the street to the building (for the new boiler I installed) which cost just under $10K.Major lessons: Vet contractors; screen tenants extremely well; don't allow security deposit to be financed; buy property in NoCo as soon as possible - it's treated me very well.Regarding the (financing) step after my 4plex: I think I was unclear above, my apologies.

After hearing stories from some of his customers and seeing first hand how poorly most customers were being treated by contractors, we knew we could do better.

Tenants want to live in a place where they're treated as a person, instead of as a commodity.