I read a lot and listen to podcasts and just about every success story has so component of networking involved in their success.

I went down the path of using a full-service broker meaning the real estate broker/agent, contractor and property management components are all under one roof.  

Home has been completely re-done with good quality components, wood cabinets w/granite tops ect.

-ARV is $77K... but every nearby comp on the street is $40-$50k.

I agree witth everything you said, learning is the most important component for just about anything, I will do some research about everything that you mentioned, and I love your attitude too, thank you!

Anyone have a sample commercial lease with the nnn component?

Buy and Hold, Flipper, Wholesaler, Ect.) you need to know what the major components to look for are and as you are looking at those components you need to know what the materials would cost at Home Depot and if you were to call a contractor what would they charge for labor.

(2) You want to make sure that all approvals, zoning issues, and permits are not only obtained, but obtained at the expense of the billboard owner/tenant, including all surveys, site plans, applications, specialists, etc.(3) If it is a lease, you would want it to be a ‘ground lease’, so the tenant has to maintain the billboard, its structural components, as well at the ground area around it in good condition.

@Tim Herriage has big meetup with both components monthly at the Addison Conf Center.  

House components are primarily (Especially modern houses) built to last between 15-25 years.