This is in relation to developing a rough plan for a property during the first walkthrough.What specific areas of a home/building should one be on the lookout for when it comes to estimating rehab costs and determining the condition of the property? 

I’m very comfortable underwriting once a specific property has been identified.

I would identify the exact problem and give a solution.

The province is trying to find ways to develop affordable housing and it will never happen.

We want to potential leverage the extra land next to the building to develop a bar/restaurant.  

They seem to be able to make their desired profit.They are wagering on market/rent appreciation.They see a hard to identify value add. 

I've been fortunate enough through my research and what I learned here on BP to have bought a solid investment property, which of course started with having the knowledge to identify and recognize the opportunity for what it was worth and act on it.

You'll also develop an appreciation for how little really good finishing work happens in this country, and how many dudes who pretend they can do this well are not gifted with quality tool-using genes.

I know in Oregon its for sure true I have 3 separate developers licenses and have been fined twice to the tune of 6k for not having them.. 

Good Morning BP,I wanted to see what other flippers/ developers thoughts were on this topic.When does it become OVER NEGOTIATING?