That said, I'm a pretty quick worker and can usually turn around an initial design in 1-2 days.

It is really a tough business

@Braden Hobbs That's a tough situation but is it that you're not able to fill the vacancy after that point in time or is it just going to take a little longer? 

I also agree with earlier comments that 30 years at 4% would be tough.

That’s tough in my market.

Flipping the "tough" neighborhoods requires some degree of toughness.  

Hey Bret, I have little to no REI investing experience my self, but I do think you could definitely get your income up as a 29 year old construction worker.

Expect it to be done on day 30"You say "Forget it I want to cancel then"They say "OK but I'm keeping the $50"You say "Whoa never mind I'll still get it, should be out in the next day or two anyway"They say "Tough we are keeping it and we refuse to give you service"They may be within their rights and they did have people on the phone dealing with you and had to schedule around your proposed time and may have ordered some equipment that is sitting in a warehouse, advertising costs to get a new subscriber etc.

I think it would be tough for you to get a multi-unit unless you could come up with 3.50% on a $500k+ building.

It can be tough, I looked everyday for 18 months until I found something that had a lot of potential.