I am in need of a structural engineer urgently to evaluate some cracks on a multifamily home in Jersey City.

Mind you, if they are looking to invest, they would need to see how many homes they would be able to place on the lots and get the soil evaluated for septic systems after zoning consultation. 

I'm curious what you've found out so far and how the deal has progressed.

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I also think that bookkeeping and tax preparing should be evaluated with that question referenced often on the podcasts...

A better understanding of all the areas to look at and evaluate with plumbing and electrical, this is where our budget skyrocketed.

If you don't know what all your up front, construction, and operating costs are you cant properly do a pro forma to evaluate what your profit margins are going to be. 

BUT I just realized that once you take the equity out you will now have a higher mortgage payment and basically erase all the progress you've made on paying off that property... unless I'm missing something?

I'm not sure what assumptions you are using in your evaluation but I'd be happy to review them and give you my thoughts. 

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