It shows the floor plans and building elevation as well as a site plan.

It sounds like you are no stranger to investing, so I won't go into the speech about risks associated with investing in real estate.

In a *typical* building they cover wide range of common expenses for example; management, insurance, water, sewer, garbage, fire system, elevator, janitorial, landscaping, and the list goes on.

Should he sell it raw or look into building on it to elevate his profit in the sale?

My concern is if I move them the city wants to come in and do a elevation evaluation..Thanks in advance guys!

It looks like Silicon Valley job growth has peaked and is decelerating, economic conditions are declining from cyclically elevated levels, the stock market drop cannot help, and the CA leading index looks like it tends to towards the end of a cycle..

Are you noticing higher labor costs with an elevated market right now?

Some climate is of course is impacted by elevation so it's not exactly cut and dried but generally that would serve as a guide.BTW I vote for Denver but I'm biased and I know we don't have the stock of multis that other older areas do.

Hate speech when perceived as a threat to quiet enjoyment, not to mention safety, isn't protected by free speech.  

I have mulled over for so long on wether or not to go forward with real estate that my cousin, who is an entrepenuer in California, was forced to give me the "no regrets" speech.