.: Quote from @Matthew Harrell: I was seeking these documents, to have on standby for future deals.

For this reason, finding someone who possesses an engineer's mind and loves to work with numbers can significantly contribute to the team's success.When building our team, I seek individuals who are passionate about underwriting and possess the necessary creative abilities.

DIY:Always use subcontractors unless construction is something you’ve done professionally.

Tampa, FL - several major hospitals, MacDill Air Force Base, professional sports and universities and colleges.

I’m asking because, at least in the Mayan Riviera, that can be quite challenging or unlikely, though it really depends on how much financing you’ll need.As @Mike Lambert mentioned, it’s also quite challenging to find a truly good real estate professional in the area.

And at the same time we seek communication and show empathy, ideally work out a plan to get back on track.

Hey everyone — hoping to connect with anyone who’s had experience navigating HOA restrictions around leasing or rental caps.

I’m working through a situation where the building has a strict rental-occupancy limi...

But even then, they still benefit from having a backup plan.In my professional opinion, the most effective approach is:1.

A poor foundation should be an immediate red flag and should eliminate many properties from your search UNLESS you get it at a steep discount and have had a qualified professional look at the issue, and provide you a quote/analysis.I'm not saying every foundational issue is an immediate no, but if you are inexperienced you should be extra cautious.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?