Because of the layout of the existing walls, and the routing of existing plumbing, ducts & electric, I knew it would be a fairly simple and inexpensive operation (again--I only knew this because I visited the property)...after the work was done, it transformed the place from a negative cashflow property (that mostly only appealed to college kids) into a cashflow positive property that appeals to couples, couples with a child, well-off single people, and pairs of housemates.The "physical assessment" and the ability to see the potential of a property is a skill that can't be easily learned via books, youtube videos, etc.

Page 19 (section 4.5.1) identifies how to reduce some capital costs for companies like Wal-Mart by locating DCFC within 300' of existing transformers.

Interview, check references, and visit property currently under their management to feel comfortable about how they manage.Option 2:  I wouldn't consider an MBA unless you're genuinely interested in the education. 

I think the way they promote the idea that RE investing should inevitably be quick and easy is doing a disservice to those genuinely trying to learn.

Sounds like many others had the same with ABC Capital.I'm genuinely curious... if you're based in Chantilly, Virginia, why didn't you drive to Baltimore to try and get this sorted out in person? 

If you truly listen and are genuine, most folks will open up like a book.

I a considering asking for my cashback.I bought haing attended the seminar where the speaker seemed very genuine - his name was Danny Silver and he had connections to the Rothschilds or so he said.

The magazine recognized the city's transformation stating, "though formerly a steel capital of the U.S., it has turned around and is now into health care, education, robotics, technology and financial services."

First off, you are operating a real, genuine business.

Joined this site to expand my network, learn a couple things, and find a couple genuine mentors to help guide me through this crazy world of real estate investing.