There is a thread that went a bit more in depth on REITS >>> Data proves REITs are better than buying real estate?

If you possess the knowledge to know what to look for with electrical wiring, how to inspect a roof, how to look at plumbing, determine where there are issues with the property: in depth, and if you've done multiple apartment complex deals already and seen an inspection unfold then I would say you don't need to.

The benefit to networking with the larger developers will be the depth of experience, variety of roles to learn in the organization and broad reach into the development community.Looks like the top commercial developers in Mass are National Development, WS Development, Cummings Properties, The Fallon Co & Campanelli. 

Only reason I ask is because I've been told that most agents in my area use a standard PA Association of Realtors contract that goes pretty in depth; so i'm not sure if my attorney would write a specfic contract for the sale or just review.

A long route and a little bit tedious to explain is have the owner put the property into a revocable trust and then you could get around the due on sale clause issue with a bank.. search clint coons on the internet or even on here and you can find some more in depth details about doing this .

Here is a link that goes into more depth of the matter I addressed above:http://www.atgf.com/tools-publications/pubs/deeds-lieu-foreclosure-advantages-disadvantages-and-draftingI suggest you read it all.Good luck!

I do, however, tend to agree with you.For my tastes, too many folks spend too much time talking about themselves with not enough focus on the topic at hand and not enough depth of detail.Another issue for me is that too many folks think their experience plus success qualifies them to teach - it doesn't.

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I feel that MS Project may have a little too much depth for a simple fix n flip.Any recommendation (hopefully free) on software or templates you have used in the past for residential fix n flips?

Hey guys here's a REALLY good article giving in depth reviews including videos showing the Data Sources.