There are some markets, like oil and gas markets for instance that might cash flow like a shedding money tree.

@Henry Le Usally it is a % of the rental price, and there are other fees in there as well to think about such as filling the unit with a tenant as well as others, someone with more experience might be able to shed some more light on this.  

In my case, I'm working on a duplex with very limited storage space, but I have a storage shed that I could make available - question is: to whom?

I know @George Foster is a home inspector, maybe he can shed some light on this?

However, since I'm still learning as much as I can about different investment properties, will someone please shed some light on the condo investing in which (1) the difficulty level of obtaing funding either through a hard money or private lender for the purchasing of these types of properties and (2) any other information that I could be presented to educate me on how to go about doing so(as far as what to look to for during the purchasing phases - deed restrictions, HOA fees, etc... in the sense if anything will affect the process from being completed )

can anyone shed some guidance?

Can any one shed some light on it?

Good Questions Loren, I may be able to shed some light on this for you since I work with new home builders here in CA.

More details needed- however, here is the approach I would take.If dealing with acreage, I would look up and see what the average price per acre are in the area, and add on the value of the home and any improvements to the land (well, septic, etc) as well as fixtures (garages, sheds, etc).If dealing with subdivisions, pull comps from MLS regarding larger lot size with similar size homes.Good luckD

Hi everyone, can anyone shed some light on when different types of insurance are appropriate?