I don't know about this cap rate projection, at least in CRe-Retail we project out a 10 basis point rise in cap rate for each year the property ages, so the Cap rate may be 5.5% assuming interest rates don't budge, (probably heading higher as US Govt has to deleverage its last 40yr debt run-up, like we did between '45 and '82, and we did again btwn 1899-1920, same 30-40 pattern going back to mid-1800s)I watched all their videos/podcasts/available webinars.

As long as you keep your head low your fine.  

Head to the midwest, and if you happen to come to Detroit , we will be here waiting for you. 

Making the move sooner than later allows you to get a jump a head of the property increasing any faster. 

It would make it very hard to get a kid head through there but wouldn't make it hard to look through it.Something like this - Dang, the forum keeps blocking website links.EDIT 2, well I can't put the link in no matter what I do.Do a search for vertical stainless steel cable railings.

You won't understand something and need it beaten into your head ten times.

He will be headed to a rehab center and eventually assisted living which will be costly. 

Everyone in NYC / NJ wants to come over here to invest, and there is a ton of uneducated, out of state money that is driving prices up rapidly here.

You will want the full set of plans: elevations, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, floor plan with signatures and seals.For the mini split, some recommendations: If you're going to use 2 heads (one for living room, one for bedroom), get 2 separate single zone outdoor units (not a multi-zone).

I'm sure if you follow these strategies @Cameron Woodward you will certainly be heading in the right direction.Do you want to rent out the rooms long term or short term?