I find AJ Madisons out of Brooklyn has better prices most of the time if you want new with excellent selection and also dimensions if you need to fit something in tight.

I'm 100% full at this time, so I don't have any flexibility in that dimension and I'm out of cash to make an out-right purchase. 

I can't really tell you much about the estimate without knowing the dimensions of rooms.  

Negotiations with tenants have more dimensions including build out costs, free rent, length (I look for at least a 5 year lease with established companies).

I am learning the political dimensions of development from zoning attorneys and land use experts.

Originally posted by @David Krulac:@Jay Hinrichs And to me Functional Obsolescense can't be an A property, a B at best but probably a CI think this is where the single dimension of grading falls apart. 

Having seen several real estate listings where drones were used, it definitely adds a whole new dimension to the property.

curious what kinds of strategies dimension do you might use.  

Along with my photos, I thought it would be great to include an overhead floor plan of the condo with room dimensions. 

However, real estate is special because with even a relatively small amount of cash you can get leverage which adds the dimension that someone else will be paying down your mortgage in addition to providing cash flow.