I'm mainly a property investor but lately I've been looking to diversify my holdings and came across several FedEx Routes for sale - both Home/Ground and Line Haul routes.Does anyone here have experience owning/operating a FedEx Route business?

I'm a firm believer in "do your best, caulk the rest" and I don't think I I've used 24 tubes in my entire life, I've painted some crappy houses too.

Conduct regular inspections and communicate clearly about the rules and expectations.Handling this situation firmly but fairly can help maintain the integrity of your rental property and ensure a safe and healthy environment for all tenants.

I'm interested in lending in the Dakota's since it seems like none of the big firms are doing so and would appreciate a contact to call and learn more. 

I will have to Google it before coming to any firm conclusions.

Get a sense of the neighborhoods, comprehend the dynamics of the area, and evaluate the general investment climate.Remember that doing your research and having a firm grasp of the local real estate market are essential for successful real estate investment.

best terms are from national firms that have hundred of millions of dollars to deploy and who lend in 50 states.

In regards to the OP, it seems the contractor may be already squeezed to the hilt if he's standing firm on that pricing.

If that's what you want, it can be, but you want to be a strong asset that will earn money over the long haul.3.

The haul away of plaster is much more expensive than drywall.