Too much rock, too little water, too much heat in the summer, winters are nice.

Once you are all on the same page, have the same expectations and a rock solid agreement and plan in place then the fun begins.

Hi Ricardo Welcome to  Connecticut MarketBidgeport is a good market depending the area like any market you can be in a nice are and 2 more  blocks down you'll be in a war zone but the best part is that bridgeport has the most affordable market compare with the others cities closed to NYC like norwalk not even talk about Stamford here the taxes are little high but  the income compensate that be careful with Real Estate Agent that says they are Investor Friendly and they just want you to buy at high price so they get a good commission but over all bridgeport is a big city trying to get betterbest area is black rock but is expensive, Hallow are is good for cash flow but a lot of the area is hot zone, east side war zone but could be some ok section, north end on the border of Trumbull nice are, east end like Stafford ave and Connecticut ave this are in this days is war zone. all of this areas and what I said about them are my point of view so you can see what others investor says about it wish you the best on your investment and see you on the top :-)

Hi, I was just wondering if anyone who has experience in the Little Rock market had any advice for this property or the area in general.

@Seth Feel and @Rock Pozos, I'm not sure how much I can say without violating rules about solicitation.

They have to cut into sheet rock and fish wires.

For example, your concrete price is dirt cheap, or should I say "rock bittom", ;).    

Last month was a rocking meeting from a few thousand dollar deals to one person offering a million dollar deal.  

Great realtor to back into values2. builders to get idea of vertical sq ft costs3. land planner/ engineer for the city county state permitting process.So I find out the big rocks.. then hone in a property that seems good.put it into contract .. then I hire a consulting engineer land planner to do a feasablity study.. if your an existing bigger client they usually do them for free .. in exchange to get your work.but most likely you will have to pay for it.. 5 to 10k is what you can expect.this will include what needs to be done for regulatory approvals.will include environmental hurdles IE who you have to hire / do yo need a wetlands study etc.basic take off on infrastructure costs..

Hello Russ good question 🙂do you know any attorneys near or around Rock Hill SC.?