Any red flags or recommendations when looking for a cleaner?

@Bob Beach @Luca Giani had some great post below on what to look out for when evaluating PM or just heads up on things to double check with PMs before signing on.Post: Property Management IssuePost: Property Managers, Red Flags?

Ehhh my own fault.I'm deep on regional banks.I believe they are the back bone of American small business and all seem very well positioned.After reviewing many P&L's and balance sheets, I see lot's of value but time will tell.I'll either be a hero or a zero with this high risk investment.Wishing you much success and keep the dream alive 

My limited knowledge was based on people being frustrated with trying to get foreign loans, and dealing with red tape. 

This was a 20' x 40' by 8' deep pool.

I can't even begin to tell you how valuable that time was in getting the most up-to-date info on the industry and doing a deep dive into what to look for, how to analyze deals, how to run facilities, rate management, etc.

If you are holding long-term you can do a cash-out refinance, but unless you really buy it for a deep discount or do huge value-add with little money, you probably won't get all of your money out of the project.

The permit will ensure 1) that this work received maximum valuation 2) that it is not red tagged later 3) that the work is likely done correctly. 

I look for deep market insight, guiding an investor for right neighborhood based on criteria investor provides and being proactive about helping filter thru' listings.

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