You only need to be proficient enough in the languages associated with development to function effectively in the role.Feel free to reach out if there's anything specific I can assist you with or if you'd like to have a chat.

we don't close on land till permits are approved it's how we write our contracts. no it was 700 sq ft. who the hell builds 4500 sq ft as an investment 

(In addition to seeing a trend of not writing new policy for California in general due to risks)https://www.sfchronicle.com/california/article/major-home-in...I will have some carpet in stairs and bedroom because the house already came with new carpet in stairs and bedrooms, the rest have water proof laminate , LVP would be my first choice.I would want to screen and interview the owner and the pet(s). 

This would put my conventional mortgage at 15-1600 a month with unknown costs for repairs to get the 6 unit functioning.  

This is really just defining who is actually representing who and should you be representing a buyer you have to fully disclose it (and quite possibly still write your commission into the deal as was done before anyhow). 

Four years ago we saw the writing on the wall on this so I started working with other cities in the area and compiling lists of where STR is legal (and there are plenty of spots to invest in Volusia county that should have great returns, you just have to know where). 

(And no they don't know I'm writing this!)

     - Current rent rates are roughly 200-250 cheaper than what this market could support "ONCE" homes had some love.         17 doors,  Total mth Rent 9,600    (avg 564/mth)Consists of: - 1 apartment - 8 door, built 1980, not beautiful but functional.

Then get a lawyer to write a letter outlining under the lease what happens to their money when you get it.

The HVAC is functioning fine at the moment.