I generally listen to my books on 2X speed for faster intake.

If you have a 90%+ furnace and boiler: You must keep the intake and exhaust clear of ice and snow.

As I talked to homeowners, I noticed that Racine garnishes wages for back taxes.....one seller told me as long as they can garnish, they aren't so aggressive in taking back the house.

The forum is also already helping me in taking the first steps.

For a basement to be able to be lived in takes a certain window height to allow escape, but codes are only the first hurdle.

@Jared TownsendWould you or one of your colleagues be interested in taking over my rental insurances?

Account Closed  Look where the air intake is. 

Once you really get your pro forma dialed in, take that NOI and Cap Rate to determine about what you should be paying.

I personally have no expertise with CRE, however I do have partners who were to handle the construction / financial aspects of the development while I was going to manage the property and also move a small business that I own and operate into one of the building's several retail spaces.My partners have since decided that they are no longer interested in taking on the task of rehabbing the property, and I am currently pursuing buying them out and doing a pared down renovation of the property on my own.

I finally figured out how to share the link to my spreadsheet with all the info if you're interested in taking a peek.