Have professional and investment experience in the following areas,- Instutional capital- Instutional multifamily and mixed use management- Direct investment- Capital raising- Commerical and Residential real estate- Industry technology specifically in the Artificial Intelligence space.- Hard money lending (Single Family fix and flips to value add commerical project)I am availble to further disucss any of the above as well as can provide insight into other issues.

I would want to add an inspection contingency to the mix. 

My goal would be to flip since my part of Arizona is growing at a larger pace than we can have properties available for sale, making it very much a sellers market.I plan on sending out letters on a smaller scale but at a regular cadence.

Because you purchased this as a mixed property (primary and investment) you can use the appropriate tax mitigation technique for each side. 

However, that is of course a question your market needs to answer for you, not some random opinion from the internet - he he.If you are going to pony up for a new floor and pulling the plywood is part of that, one option there is to go old-school classic mixed with modern technology.

If you have a mix of stocks and bonds and the overall account will be a lot less volatile.Once you have that account set up you can just call John Hancock and tell them you want to roll your account over to your new 401(k).

@Joseph Hammel Type slowly one letter at a time.

. -- the contract is mix of English and Chinese in writing.

We live in an area where AirBnb is very popular and the building is actually zoned for mixed use. 

Would it just be a letter stating that when the property is fixed up they will issue a loan upon appraisal and inspection?