I'd try to call a few agents and see if they can run sold comps.Once you have access to sold homes, there's nothing to get caught up on.

You could either de-convert the basement before purchase, buy with plans for de-conversion, or leave it as non-living space.

Lot's of exciting traction in the MTR space.

Have you accessed the property?

I was at a live tax deed auction once and the last property up for bid was a dilapidated 70s era mobile home on a leased space in MH park. 

Trust me, out-of-state investors do this all the time here, and it works like a charm.Oh, and here’s a little bonus you might not have considered: buying in Florida means you also get access to some of the best beaches in the country.

Projects give us visibility on my projectsMy CPA can easily access the reports for tax preparation.

My objective is to buy about an acre of land, that is already leveled, access is being done, and utilities are going to be 5 feet from the property; and then build 3-4 shell retail spots on my plot, owner occupy one of them with a business and lease out the others.I am meeting with a developer this weekend, but have some wrong numbers regarding the average cost of building a shell space. 

But to build this I will need access to NAR APIs.

We converted the attic to a coworking space with a community kitchen, front and back outdoor patio and gathering spaces.This is where you can...