It has its own electric meter and box and there is no circuit breaker labeled well.This area does not have public water.The garage/effeciency has a propane furnace.The town has no records of wells or skeptics and they have informed me that as long as they don't see sewage they don't care, and further informed me I can use a holding tank or gray water system if I like.Several feet behind my garage/efficiency I see a 4 foot by four foot or so concrete pad with two pipes sticking up out of it.

I got my license to get my “foot in the door” and have always loved investing and wanted to be able to analyze and purchase cashflowing investment properties.

If there was a way where I can market your property to my network of Realtors, buyers, investors to make sure you get multiple offers on your property WITHOUT any buyers stepping foot in your property, would you be interested in hearing more?

I am actually on the tail end of a project where we converted a 45,000 square foot facility into 33,300 rentable square foot of storage. 

Our tenants that are having issues are "amazon proof" and rely heavily on foot traffic.

The VP I use is $1.79 per square foot, so when you add that to the cost of installation (maybe $2 per square foot) then it costs a lot more to do than refinishing the wood ($1.50- $2 per square foot). 

I started my investing in Fort Worth and a number of my flips were in older neighborhoods near downtown where I could add a master suite for about $105-$110 a square foot, and have the finished product selling for over $200 a square foot.There seem to be plenty of small 600-800 sq ft bungalow style homes near downtown Raleigh and downtown Durham that would be perfect for this.

Canada's a a big country, not all markets are overly heated.In the near term (next month), the drop in foot traffic is likely to outweigh the half-a-point drop in the overnight rate.  

Down in egg harbor theres probably a bunch of older homes that have cesspools, wells, oil tanks etc.Things to consider in older homes is if the foundation has a footing, oil tanks, failing septics, knob and tube wiring, federal electric panels, aluminum wiring, galvanized waste lines, termite damage, old heating systems etc.

And the mistakes that followed were fast and furious and going thru the SARS, Foot and Mouth, oil bust, Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Ike, and the 2008 recession.