It will give you a strong foundation in legalities and best practices.

Unless the comparison includes permit checks, zoning check, walk through of the property prior to the sale (to see interior of unit), disclosures, plumbing and foundation inspections there is no way to compare values and having purchased mostly off market properties I can state with fact that the value is not easily discernible. determining a property has a failed sil plate or needs 100’ of new sewer run is not easily identified.  

I wanted to know what would be a good foundation to kickstart my career in CRE specifically in development.  

Est After repair value 1.3mOther large scares: Many of the homes would have code violation issues, many have foundational issues (although my team is accustomed to fixing). no current city inspection but what happens when they implement code inspection department in 5yr 10yrs. 

This evaluation will determine if the property's foundation and structural integrity are sound.Insurance Assessment: Check if the property has insurance coverage for fire damage.

Thank you, and thank for details advice, I really like have no option period, in some of our offer, I think we should have done that, since we don't see much issue with the house except cosmetic, and even though there were issue with foundation and plumbing, they have been fixed with high reputation companies and with transferrable warranty too.

Just consider it what you have to do to build a strong foundation when you hit your 30s.

I believe that with the right support and collaboration, I can navigate this project successfully and build a solid foundation for future investments. 

We don’t have basements, or foundation issues, the tile roofs last “forever” so there’s almost no reason.

You should have a foundation by then to build on as you go.Below are my answers (as a novice I emphasize that I am not an expert wholesaler, I just share my opinion which you may or may not find useful to your purposes).1.