Again.... from professionals I haven't met and friends whom I know personally that run their own companies...I am curious, what is your policy on hiring friends (whom own their own companies) to work on your properties?

Ask local property management companies what they are seeing for utilities for similar fourplexes.I don't know the age of this building but mine are 80s built.

If you have an iPhone, there is a way to make your own "Contact Card" in the Contacts app: I normally add my cell, email, and company there; list your "Company" as "Investor".

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing heavy in our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

I am an " Internal Travel nurse", which means I will be floating from 8 different hospitals owned by the same company.

I am looking for a company to build a log cabin modular in New York.

If you decide to reach out to any of the professionals, it'll even send you a really helpful guide for "How to Interview Property Management Companies."

@Jay Ben, given these are private companies, typically, no.  

Some title insurance policies require a current survey, but if this is a re-insurance policy (with the seller's title insurance company) then you saved yourself (potentially) a lot of money.

The good HML companies will look at the project closely with you, to make sure they think you're on the right track.