We want to provide out of state , or in state investors a service that will go to your properties, take pictures, of the properties inside/out , take measurements of each space, including measurements of cabinets, doors, windows ect. we will send all info , and then set up for bids and work to be completed . soooo...if anyone can give me any insight on how to move forward i would be greatful.

It takes steady measurement.

It obviously needs to be a quantifiable goal that you can measure on a daily or weekly basis.

I haven't measured yet, but those will probably work.

My point is that there is no "cost to your $ invested," only a measurment which MUST exceed your minimum requirements of your COC and/or ROI.It is a simple decission as to the amount of return you want and then make a decision on how much or how liitle you can put down to accomplish that goal.

BTW in terms of making investing decisions, the after-tax internal rate of return on real estate is the stochastic to use....not cap rates....it's just a better measure of what your really need to know...."

The home market has been more stringent in terms of requirements and contingencies.

On Monday we had the first measurable snowfall in five years with about 2†piling up.

Each year we hire a company to conduct a telephone survey of investors to measure their outlook for the coming year.

With that being said I bring my first question to the forum.What kind of measures do bankers look for when you apply for a loan on a income producing property?