We also would not be a good fit and would not onboard anyone who wasn't laser focused on building wealth themselves through real estate investing.

.- Accessibility for all: It aims to level the playing field, so whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, you have the same opportunity to succeed.In essence, the focus is on creating a clutter-free, laser-focused network that values your time and investment, where the connections you make are as serious about real estate as you are.

Laser tape measure, or a real one to measure rooms.Bolt cutters or a small tool kit that goes in the car.Powerful flashlight for looking in dark homes.A few spin key boxes to put on vacant homes.Books on real estate, like The Millionaire Real Estate Agent book, The One Thing, or The Millionaire Real Estate Investor.Some kind of BP subscription or books.

@Aaron Landau If it has a basement check the support beams for dry rot.

It’s pier and beam.

There is some sagging in the floors which will need to be re-levelled by installing new beams etc.For a newly renovated 1 bed 1 bath living room space I'm thinking 1500 isn't unrealistic for the Fells point area? 

Do you have exposed beams that stand out?

Maybe I can do 2 instead of the one that I'm lasering in on.

That being said, better to drill into concerns now than after closing.Fortunately, I think the weird items are not that weird at all: slab foundation is actually ideal compared to let's say pier and beam.

We got a second opinion but that company wanted to do even more work basically gutting and replacing every supporting beam in the basement and was quoted over $40k.