Maybe a nice stone walkway of sorts to it as well if it's further away. 

I started my own design company at the end of 2015 and have worked on all sorts of projects from high end residences to a concert stage at a BBQ joint.

Sort of the loft-style living. 

The interview is mutual - you aren't applying for a job, you are exploring a partnership of sorts (in a sense, but you're in business for yourself, make no mistake).  

The more you can find same/same the easier you might find it.Your age plus or minus a few yearsYour genderYour political leanings (if any)Your similar job typesSomeone from your gym, dance class, yoga, baby tumbling, etc...Introverted or extroverted like you.No scary baggage (creepy stalker Ex's).Same alcohol patterns (abstinence all the way to drink them under the table).Same age kids.etc...and Pluses:Cuts hair and can give discounted hair cuts at home, and etc...Fun to talk to.Same religious leanings.etc..Good Luck!

All buyer profiles – consumers, individual investors, and institutions – rely on some sort of valuation.

Trying to communicate with the guy is like trying to use sign language to speak hieroglyph. and he is not some sort of Rockstar either that's just too busy, because the title company doesn't even know who the guy is LOL. almost over! 

Counter tops are a matter of personal preference but stone of some sort is probably your best best for durability and rentability. 

Imagine there were all sorts of tax benefits for doing this.Due to the ability to leverage this asset, collect income, enjoy preferential tax treatment, and expect appreciation over time, historical returns on money invested are regularly and meaningfully higher than the S&P 500 with dividends reinvested.How much would you buy?

@Jason Hirko Where can I find a sort of step by step to getting a property under contract?