In what is expected to be a continued tight housing and real estate investment market, there are a few tips and tricks that can help investors get some advantages given the current state of mortgage terms and limited housing options. 

I’ve had my share of GI JOES, tampons, maxi pads, Que tips and yes toilet paper clog repairs.  

But if you've hit a point where you're kinda tipping the scales, that's when it's worth considering a shift and step into that passive investor zone.My perspective shifted when I started mingling with other accredited investors.

Has anyone done this research before or actually opened a glamping site in blue ridge?  

There is a lot of loopholes, tips and tricks to take advantage of so just keep having conversations with seasoned investors, Realtors, Bankers, GC's.

Research is helpful, but some sites like this one can give the idea that there's an absolute "right" decision.

A detached garage was built off site and delivered and is the only work I didn't do, although I did wire the building and install the garage door.

I am looking for guidance and tips on what metrics to evaluate when offering and negotiating a purchase. 

Luis Capriles I just officially started working with mine a few weeks ago, but so far I like how it is working out.

So, you should go on site to evaluate and I would negotiate in person and try to settle everything.