Got our foot in the door for a very desirable location, Squam Lake NH.

He immediately saw the potential- we sit next to a big shopping center, foot traffic is at its max, we have 5 units with mom and pops business as tenants.

He immediately saw the potential- we sit next to a big shopping center, foot traffic is max, we have 5 units with mom and pops business as tenants.

@Hank Walter You could also go to a commercial mortgage broker, who can help you put your best foot forward to obtain financing from lenders.

I’m searching for advice on how I could possibly get my foot through the door while also attending school.

Wicker Park in particular, has a lot of streets with 100 square foot lots.

The footings for the 'living space deck' will be different than the 'open deck', plumbing and electrical stub-outs will be noticed, things like that that....And if you get caught they will become your worst nightmare!

It's taken years for me to build trusted relationships with a skilled plumber, electrician, roofer, carpenter, mason, framer, drywaller, HVAC guy, tree guy, insulation guy, footings guy etc. 

@Bruce Woodruff As a Realtor, I sometimes go into my client's homes and help them "stage" with what they already have in order to present the home's best foot forward.

The basement is 8 feet tall. 6 foot easement between the property and the 2 neighboring houses (to the left and in the back); 15 foot easement from the front exterior of the house to the street and the neighboring house on the right.