In the near future it will be developed starting with a driveway and home pad.

My concrete guy for example instead of pouring the new parking pad and sidewalk in November in relatively good weather, waited until January and then we got lucky with a “warm” 40 degree string of dry days he could pour.

Hey Everyone, I find that while I am D4D I am writing down my potential leads on a pad, or a blank envelope etc.

We're all dealing with this and sellers have to play their part as well in being reasonable on pricing.Tl:dr Go for coverage, get in front of the right seller at the right time, know your rehab rates/timelines, manage expectations, pad proformas, keep investing

I could also hold off on the keys since i have an electronic key pad until after they are moved in.

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I liked how that worked so I bought a couple of lots with a mobile home hook up and pad already in place thinking I would buy another trailer and set it there but I ended up renting it to a lady who parked her own home there.

Told myself I would have 6 months to Educate myself and save then before the end of the year I wanted to own a property that would either cash flow or brake even.So for the next six months I listened to ever BP Podcast from the original, money, business, and rookie.

He hired out electric and had a pad poured.   

My initial plan:-considering 2 coats of poly-lease verbiage on protecting the floors-giving tenants a set of felt pads at move inAnything else I should consider?