Ask and you shall receive- Was just on the Institutional Property Advisors - Marcus & Millichap Research call who shared this chart of the top and bottom 10 markets for 2014 completions forecast and the percent of current inventory that the new completions will represent: So for those 20 metros we can do a little math; dividing the number of completions by the completions as a % of inventory to get the size of the market and then match that against the number of permits from above to get a sense of what's coming in terms of new supply.

You can either adjust your offer to match what the existing leases are, or walk, or ask the seller to try to get the tenants to sign new leases(which they don't have to so likely won't want to).

If you are asking for 60-65% ARV, have the contractor's budget and schedule that can be reviewed in detail, and have an appraisal that shows the numbers all match up, then it's probably something I'd consider.No track record would require a lower LTV, and a proven track record in similar homes in the same area may allow for a higher LTV.

See if you can find the reports matching the month of the Streetview.

I've talked to several commercial and private lenders and they all said they could not match the seller's terms.

For instance, you’ll want to know what a good price is for home furnishings, how to determine their quality, and how to match furniture pieces.

Hello everyone, I am starting now a new search to find a Company that does Commercial Real Estate in Manhattan.My interest is in working for a company that does Retail Store, Restaurants will be the best match for me, because my background is in Hospitality.

There is little room for paying an agent.The problem in California is cash flow: monthly PITI rarely matches monthly rent for SFRs in most of Southern Cal, unless you go out to outlying areas.e) Look at Master Lease Options in Commercial Apartments. 

Maybe we should wait and talk until after our College World Series grudge match... won't hold it against you.

Great thoughts Jon.I try to always work to the tenant's or borrower's advantage believeing this helps them to become better payers.Many times I offer to split the payment over the month to match when they receive their paychecks.