I've got my eye on some promising opportunities, but I could use some guidance from those experienced in these markets.

It provides a detailed “bird’s-eye view” of the property, which is crucial for understanding how the land’s contours and features will interact with the proposed ADU, which can significantly affect both the cost and feasibility of the project.A limited topographic survey goes a step further by providing the vertical elevations of the property.

I'm a newbie real estate investor eyeing Ohio multifamily properties, partnering with a friend.

I've read quite a bit about the Raleigh Durham area RE market blowing up because of all the corporations that continue plans to move/grow there; the eye catching announcement a while ago being Apple with their 10 year plan of adding a few hundred more employees each year.

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If you are in a high end neighborhood with top rent your renters will have more of an eye for those details so refinishing the doors and trim may make more sense.

Might not be a bad idea to get a home inspection done. first you need to know the exact condition of house, then you run it with someone who has the  knowledge and eye to give you the right advices.

I think we've all been to those parties where people ask what we do and their eyes glaze over when we try to explain it, haha.Best Regards

Might be worth calling up agent and or builder in the markets you have your eye on and starting to build those relationships. 

My first thought is that you might be looking at the rehab from the eyes of a homeowner and not a landlord.