I'm on the search for books that provide in-depth advice.

Of course, I would imagine an undertaking like this would require incredibly in-depth demographic and feasibility studies among other things - worst nightmare is to be in debt with your only asset being a beautiful new but vacant building in a location no one wants to be.

My investment in the 529 is what lead me to look into real estate more in depth.

Let me know if you want me to explain in more depth.  

@Rebecca WilsonProbably (but not certainly - that would require a more in-depth discussion) you have 2 properties for tax purposes.

Water and septic will be a doozy, but at least there's a government resource for looking up neighboring well depths which are averaging 225ft.

Most of those teachers will have an analysis tool they'll take you through in depth so you get comfortable analyzing properties.

I wanted to see if anyone has participated in a coaching or mentoring program where the coach goes into these metrics in-depth with a case study.

You need to work with a contractor and the lender with a scope of work should solve it for the appraisal Lets connect, and talk more in-depth

Having done some myself, I can confidently say it is possible and with the right recommendation, it will sail right through, as if on smooth water on a windy day.You are willing to be flexible so it gives you options.Lets connect and talk more in-depth