No more painting, soiled carpets, Saturday/Sunday/night calls.6. 

Sandy

I work a full time job as a truck driver hauling sand. I

Something like the below should include things like, current CAP rates, CAP rate forecast, landlord-tenant law favorability (degree of), income tax rate, sales tax rate, sale of property/excise tax rate, annual property tax rate, severe weather, soil types, insurance rates (or ability to insure), rental rates of a 1x1/2x2/3x2, population, population growth rate, rent growth, crime, schools, HH income, etc., etc., etc. 

There is a deck in the front and needs to remove it before doing the digging of the soil.

Great find, Sandy!

I have many books on construction & development in my library.Some books to consider:Means Residential Detailed Costs (An annual contractor pricing guide)Real Estate Developing Workbook and Manual by Howard ZuckermanCommercial real estate analysis and investments by David GeitnerReal Estate Development Principles and ProcessesA good book on real estate lawThe Essentials of Real estate law for paralegals Text and student workbookA decent book on the closing process The Complete Guide to Your Real Estate Closing by Sandy Gadow

@Sandi Hague, do you have any suggestions on where to shop? 

Zoning, soil, crime, schools, demographics, wetlands, and many other considerations matter as well.When I'm looking at properties I also look at value add potential.

@Sandy Gabin - I'm pretty sure this is actually a township-by-township thing.