They are aimed at teaching you to syndicate but they're also good ways to meet others that are syndicating.  

Due to peaks in the roof, square footage is difficult to measure, but I believe it to be over 100 sq ft at areas with the ceiling over 7 feet.It is currently unconditioned space, so I was thinking of adding baseboard heaters. 

I'm viewing a property from Realtor.com tomorrow: I'm taking my notepad, tape measure, and camera (I'm also a photographer) to document anything that seems to warrant noting, measuring, or photographing.

For residential rentals, unless it has 5+ units....CAP rate is not a very good measure of an investment.

Avoid using that language that is impossible to measure- such as you will hustle more anyone else, or that you will work harder than anyone else.

Hi all from Bigger Pockets community, I am a newbie real estate investor and just starting out in this domain of real estate investing with the sole aim of achieving financial freedom.

Productivity is not measured on what you say yes to, but what you say no to.

I help take ideas, turn them into actions, and ensure those actions result in measurable benefits.

I’m guessing your question is about your “basis for depreciation”......a “basis point” is 100th of a percent, referring to interest rates, easier to measure/quantify small changes.

I also highly recommend to any entrepreneur, real estate or otherwise, to put Kate's Take on their essential must read/listen to podcast/blog to learn how to make Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant & Time-bound (SMART) goals.