You probably want to use a company that has a national footprint and thousands of exchanges under their belts.

Coca Cola and Dollar Tree plan to expand their distribution footprint in Ocala.

Footprints are shrinking for soft goods, but gyms, trampoline parks and other "fun" are backfilling a lot of those boxes.All that said, there is pretty strong data indicating that DTC brands begin to struggle with customer acquisition costs around $10MM annual sales if they don't have brick and mortar stores.

I would be at the city or county office asking about flood plains or environmental hazards in the area.

The LAND value portion is sometimes split out, and that may be accurate, if you account for possibly having to raze the structure and start from scratch.Another big risk with abandoned property is environmental contamination.  

For a bank, we will still have all of our costs including appraisal, legal, maybe even environmental, etc.

I am beginning to do driving for dollars to find potential off market deals that I can buy fix up and rent out, or wholesale to some cash buyers I have networked with.I graduated with an environmental science degree from Westfield State University and am currently still working my 40 hour a week job as a GIS Analyst mapping out the city's infrastructure.

I had consulting jobs at a large oil company creating a custom database for land title, mineral, right-of-way, environmental (and much more) rights/permits making great revenue and adding two more employees.

All has to do with the weight and footprint on the floor.

You need clean environmental to make sure no dumping on the site exists.