I recently purchased the above mentioned book written by Brandon Turner and throughout each chapter I highlight key points and jot down questions, which I will be posting here for feedback.

Hypothetical case, One of your trusted high value Property Developer client has approached you with planned and approved site plan for prime location project for valuation which will be used for various Financing considerations.OrYou are an expert valuer with a leading Housing Finance Institute where you are assigned a long term clients planned and approved construction site details.Submitted Plan allows 100,000 sq feet construction to Developer; but you too have acquired planning expertise over years of experience, and you figure out in reality client can construct 116,000 sq ft.Will you highlight it to your Client in your valuation report or otherwise?

Despite a devastating global pandemic, 2020 proved to be a record year for Houston real estate with 96,151 single-family homes sold versus 86,996 in 2019, the last record-setting year. That represents an increase of 1...

It highlights a few points I've made in a previous post on this forum.

I pitched articles to Eater Chicago and TimeOut magazine to highlight the area.

Find the laws, print them out, highlight them, know where to find resources online to help you with specific questions.

That would highlight what is wrong with those areas and what needs to be done to fix them.

I am interested in getting a better feel for the general vibe, price points, neighborhood highlights/potential and neighborhood cons, and ultimately see if it is Class A, B, C, etc...Thanks again gents.

While it may not have EVERY tasker, it should highlight large specific items you are looking to have completed.

@Clayton Hepler I think your question perfectly highlights how some of the strategies to buy real estate in today's market don't work.