On the surface, his claim of quickly doubling your money sounded great.

My primary method to analyze deals just on the surface is to use the 1% Rule (Rent/Price >= 0.1). 

I haven't gotten an estimate on the hard surfaces yet for the handicap spots, and to be honest, I don't know how much that'll cost me.I've already talked with my banker and she said that I'm good so long as it does not exceed $500k (which it won't).

Get ones that have burners that are easily replaced (ie not smooth surface).

On the surface it seems like a great way to generate leads and find new properties, but it comes with a price.

Some sort of true water impermeable surface is best here which is why Mike and I both like a solid surface of some sort. 

I don't have all the information in front of me but on the surface, it looks like a doable cash deal.

For a 1800sf home, originally Id say 5k is high but add in the floor surface area and the age of the home, location, etc, and 5k sounds more reasonable.

.), included amenities, parking (on-street, surface or enclosed), current tenant base (young professional, family oriented, senior housing, etc.) as well as those factors that may be unique to the specific municipality or neighborhood.Using the above guidelines should prove helpful in assembling the preferred comp set, and will provide the most accurate insight into the current competitive environment.In a follow-up article, we will discuss the best methodology to use to determine how the subject property is positioned relative to the properly chosen comps.

Then they pour the polyurethane on so thick it looks like a wobbly-surfaced ice rink.