Then we agreed to not do $6k worth of upgrades to offset an additional $11k in unexpected costs, like upgrading electrical and replacing the sewage lines.I have been getting messages from my contractor about how much he has spent and how much he expects to spend in the next week, but these numbers don't jive with what we expected.Finally, I asked him to break down for me 1) original estimate/contract 2) minus work removed from contract, 3) plus additional unexpected work, 4) to arrive at a total amount.We started at $26k minus $6k plus $11k to equal $31k.  

So you are in a good company.Some say that your net-worth equals your network, and this is the place to make right connections.

I am looking to invest my money Wisely like the back based on holding asses lending money LTV of 70-75 ,so I have some Equally In case that something go wrong I will have room for error and still be fine.  

So you are in a good company.Some say that your net-worth equals your network, and this is the place to make right connections.

(Noise, smell etc.)All that being said, with everything being equal; I would buy the apartment building.  

So you are in a good company.Some say that your net-worth equals your network, and this is the place to make right connections.

And give him whatever percentage of $460K that will still equal his original amount?

It applies equally well to commercial or residential.

When the liability is equal to or greater than the asset value - there is no value in the asset.  

So you are in a good company.Some say that your net-worth equals your network, and this is the place to make right connections.