I'm new to real estate investing and trying to learn how to get my feet wet and get into this field.I feel like from everything I read, I am not quite in the position to be as flexible with securing my first investment property (ie, married with some children, not wanting/interested in moving, etc).Would like to hear how people did come up with the savings/money down to use to purchase your first investment property. 

Along with a vibrant art scene, restaurants & easy walking it attracts year-round visitors seeking fly fishing, white water rafting, kayaking, skiing & snowboarding that is off the beaten path..

They give a general idea of where property lines are but are not useful for determining issues of just a few feet.

I'll be doing an extensive full gut remodel which will include an expansion of living space by doing a partial garage conversion making this 2 bed 2 bath SFH a 3 bed 3 bath SFH, adding about 300sq feet of living space.

It’s much easier when theres room for your feet to hang out.6.

Do you measure by dollar per square feet?

To be fair they have done a very good job of managing their growth, building out their commercial areas, and having things to do there year round.  

The development will feature an Office Tower and Residential Tower, 30,000 Square Feet of Retail, and 1 acre of Green Outdoor Space.Once complete, this project will be the tallest building outside of the Uptown Central Business District.

With this last round of insurance increases we are paying almost $50 per month per apartment.

And adding 100 square feet and a bathroom for $400K?!