You can probably do it all over the phone, email, and fed ex without having to come back.

The real issues begin when someone with virtually no knowledge of real estate believes they can read a book, attend a seminar or listen to a podcast and become competent to start drafting contracts and assignment agreements....not unlike someone who always thought of being a pilot, then jumps into the cockpit of a small plane and believes they can fly because they read a book about it.

@Shaun Reilly   thanks Shaun,   its like those letters you get in the mail that look like  a Faux fed ex package or priority mail package...

I mean come on who believes this stuff   LOL  LOL Well enough for me I am going to go fly my plane this after noon and spend the quality time I deserve because I am in Real Estate...

$1500 was borrowed to pay for the air fair, both ways.Another fact, that when I was on the air plane to NY, I met a guy who went to the same university as I did in Minsk and after he found out that i only had $50 he said: " man, u would not have enough to pay for the cab from JFK to NY and he gave me $1000 even though we just met and said that he knew I would pay him back"Ow, I get goose bumps when I remember this all, and he was a best man at my wedding.I met a girl at the wedding who was a nurse, had a houses and a new car.

Everything is done over the telephone, fedex and email.However our intent is to get a contract signed and then resell the property as a wholetail deal although in your state there is an abundance of cash flow opportunities. 

I have a few friends that work with FedEx and UPS and this is the app that they use to plan routes.

Hard to tell from the pic. i took out everything down to the joists. the plywood was 3/8 and it broke in lots of places white removing the hardwood. so we put down 3/4 - good stuff and glued it down before screwing it. then put 3/4 solid hardwood on top.i also had to plane down the area where the joist meet since it was buckling and pushing the subfloor by about 1 inch at the wall. i did that myself and it took 6 hrs on my knees to do the 20+ joists.. i am not afraid of sweat equity. i need to change that asap!!

Memphis and Louisville are the principal hubs of the integrators, FedEx and UPS, respectively, and they account for most of the air cargo from those airports. 

Based on the diagram on page 7, it looks like you wouldn't have any issues building a 2 story building on the rear of the lot, but at the front of the lot, a 2 story building would potentially have to step back its second story in response to the "encroachment plane".