I thought that was a great idea and I plan to incorporate that.

It's always a bonus when you can do deals in a city you know or have lots of people who know it, even if you're not physically located there. 

Hope all of you stay safe physically and psychologically.

But you may be coming from a different place, so I'll dive into how I would be looking at things if I were right now.2) Portfolio matching: (takes 30 seconds per deal)a) Have an educated opinion on where you think we are in the real estate cycles (financial and physical market cycles)b) Then only then pick the strategies, capital stack, and specialized asset subclasses that make sense for that opinion.

I am in the process of building an investor-friendly agent team in NJ which incorporates agents who want to do most of their business as investors with built-in processes to protect you if you plan to deal off-market like I do.

We are going to have the ADU attached to our house and we are going to incorporate our fourth bedroom into the accessory dwelling to make the dwelling a two bedroom.

the only thing is would confirm the previous owner paid taxes and has records of rental income. when going the conventional or fha route and wanting to incorporate the rental as earned income you may run into needing proof of this. lastly only count .75% of the total rent as these are commonly the margins applied. also if it is a wrap around make sure no due on sale clause exist :)

After a brief stint in corporate real estate as an analyst for Panda Restaurant Group and a year long stretch as an acquisitions analyst for a multifamily apartment fund, I landed at my current role as the analyst for a high volume retail team at Colliers.

I have several years in construction and would like to start offering property management on the physical maintenance of the building.

Regardless of what they replaced it with, you can't just willy-nilly destroy a neighboring physical structure.