Question for the cost conscious (so everyone lol).

Things like zoning restrictions, easements, protected wetlands, tree requirements, phase 1 & 2 environmental inspections, etc., can all greatly affect the value of land.

You've got environmental concerns to think about.

The demo contractor pulls the necessary permits and knows how to comply with all the environmental hazard concerns and disposal issues, etc.  

(b) Inspections of dwellings or dwelling units or of any child care facility, and testing environmental samples.

Environmental issues, continued viability of the quick change business at that location, special use property improvements do not readily adapt to an alternate use, lack of credit quality of tenantNow this is not to say that this is not a worth while investment, just that these are issues to consider

I am conscious in this case that earnings will be subject to capital gains tax in the event of a sale, and further impacted by income tax if proceeds are taken from the company.Thanks,Adam

I'll have to stay conscious of my actions and make sure it doesn't take away from my personal life so much.At the same time, if someone doesn't understand your goals and support you then those aren't the people you need in your life.

Lots of things changed within the last twelve years within the Florida Building Code, environmental, as well as well as developmental.

The govt is cracking down hard on contractors and owners that do rehab work on properties pre 1978 that don't have a clean environmental report.