It appears that the advice you are seeking should be coming from, in part, a real estate attorney who can navigate the issues you are dealing with (especially in light of the consequences across the ocean).

I'm using a board to track a light reno on a new property and it's working well for me.

Light Cosmetic ($40-$50 x Sq.

Kitchen has the light brown cabinets in excellent shape.

I've got about $10k I'm willing to spend, and here's what I've come up with as far as updates go:- Add shelving for grocery storage - there's very little today- Rehab the front porch (you can feel the plywood sink in places as you walk over it)- Repaint the outside of the house (paint is peeling)- Add a fence for the back yard- Add a back door (there's only one entrance/exit to the house)- Pave the driveway on both sides of the tree out front- Add exterior lights to the side and back of house- Update kitchen counters (granite?)

The center has an extra 20 acres of greenfield zoned for additional retail.We know there is pent up leasing demand, but not sure what is current development costs as we haven’t built a thing since before Covid.Anyone can shed a light as to what is the current per square foot average these days?

I’m frequently asked by new investor hopefuls how to get started in real estate when cash is light.

Thankfully, I discovered valuable resources like appeal a VA decision, which shed light on navigating the system.

White shaker, oak shaker, or a light gray shaker style is fairly classic and timeless.

What would you do in this situation, is there some course of action to take other than just waiting for them to answer (which at this point I am not even sure if the lights are still on or they're just ignoring us) Thanks for the help!!