(This should lower surprise assessments and help maintain buildings in safe condition.)The inspection results will be made publicly available through the state. 

But, I'm hesitant to throw out any names publicly, as these things can change, and I this post may be here long after a club has gone downhill.

What we have been doing with private investments at MartelTurnkey for nearly a decade and now publicly for our students with FlipSystem is definitely nothing “new” like you suggest; it is simply a time-tested system built to capitalize on a not new, but often overlooked, investment strategy called micro-flipping.

I am interested in diversifying my investments away from public equities markets and am learning about a variety of real estate investment opportunities. 

It all comes down to where you balance your personal perception of risks to the potential reward.But, in hindsight, I sort of align with Melanie.  

I could really use some guidance on how to approach this.To provide some context, the building is in a premium location, with easy access to lakes, restaurants, bars, grocery stores, and public transportation.

Now the real estate commission here has instructed agents NOT to measure, but to just use the best source of info that we have available like public records and fill out the square footage disclosure stating where we got the square footage info from.

We go directly to the public notices from the county

i would debate that a shared common space is a public space. i would not consider anything inside a house a public space. the lobby in a hotel, anyone can walk in there whether they are staying there or not. 

Nearby job hubs, facilities, and public transit can draw in both tenants and prospective homeowners.4.