It's not important that they match, be like new, be free from scratches, or have the latest features.

He should be able to give you suggestions for stain color to compliment existing woodwork (you won't be able to "match" old varnish).

If employee(you) pays 100 a month and employer matched it by putting in 1000/mo.

Swap out one or the other door and make them match.  

What is an "ideal" wholesale deal to one investor, may not be for another.

Then I mentioned that that house was for currently for sale and that ownership did not match their name "can you tell me who you purchased the house from?"

But I don't know if it's pride on my part, I try to take a "stance of power" anytime I deal with these jokers nowI don't even want to tell them "I'll hear them" or "I'll try to work with them" and get taken advantage of again....I'm more inclined to say, "the sheriff will be seeing you and we're going to court, if you want to work it out to dismiss you can call me"Let me know your thoughts...

Ideally in five years, we'll have five or so properties and enough income from them to live on and husband can manage (maybe) while I continue freelancing (the portable and most favorite of my three jobs) and our kids go to school in America.

It'd be ideal to work with a buyer's agent who knows what they're talking about when it comes to multi-family properties, not the traditional single family agent.

A combination of marketing is ideal!