Are you open to making payments on this vacant dirt (which can be difficult since it's presumably not producing any income, etc.).  

The most beneficial education I received was teaming up with a seasoned top producer at my office.

More importantly, he owns a triplex which is now valued upwards 650k, which I want to 1031 exchange for something bigger that produces more cash flow.

My question is if he cannot produce a copy of this lease he claims he has how much responsibility falls on me to track down the documentation of his claimed lease or can I just go with t  he lease that was provided to me at closing?  

One of issues I'm having is figuring out how to register a corporation before you have any property that produce income.

@Patti Robertson It's not emotion, it's seeking innovation to a stale industry that continues to run on how it has been for the last 50 years.

I am currently exploring the concept of Co-living where landlords charge per room. The concept is really intriguing and I am starting see start ups like Hub Haus and Common really brand themselves in the space. The ta...

For larger jobs we generally send out a As-Built company to take the measurements and produce the drawings.

I know he hit me hard but is expecting a counter which a I will come back with 10% of the rehab budget for his fee.Fixed fees are rarely good for you, since the GC or guru would only do that to guarantee their income on a job they don't think will produce much they can bill you for.

I'm in a position in trying to justify the low offer due to the rehab because I want to produce a higher quality product with higher income level occupants which will justify higher rent and higher margins.