Im in the " south market" I have found a ranch style, brick 4 plex ( 2bedroom 1bathroom in each unit ) 2,688sqft with a paved parking lot, built in 1980.

Roads are not paved which worries me to get a loan, theres a long electrical wire that I think needs a pole.

Will the streets be paved?

Installed landscaping; fish pond with pump, fountain, trees, shrubs, flowers, retaining walls, stone patios, paved walkways, vegetable garden.

I had read somewhere that a bunch of these properties were from the ROBO fiasco and these banks had finally reached settlements with the Government as well as many individuals paving the way to dispose of these properties.Also could be that deposits and also new loan volume at that bank have reached a point where they can release a bigger quantity of properties and absorb the losses.

They are looking for you to create a unit of measure for the permeable of the soil in MPI (minutes per inch) by filling the hole with 12-18" of water and after a certain time period measure the waters depth to see how much the ground has absorbed.

Additionally, the land surrounding the property is a registered national historic site (more red tape to developing) with a recently paved walking path that is becoming popular for people exercising (no windows look out onto the path).

Several options for just grass or dirt, depends on zoning and building regulations, here any ongoing business would require a paved lot. 1/4 acre is not big, but it's big enough for small gatherings.

I like to be able to refridgerate my food, pick up groceries at a variety of different stops on my way around town on paved roads in a vehicle with climate control, radio, and GPS.

I think we should do a fix and flip and use that money to get those bills paid off and then if its enough money use it to refinance my house and put money down so that our monthly mortgage is lower which would make living a lot more comfortable and pave a good path for me to start my real estate investing venture does anyone have any suggestions on how to start with less risk so my wife can b more comfortable or where to start I've been reading a lot online especially BP !!!