Hello,I have completed a couple flips and rehabbed a multi-family and am now setting my sights on a local abandoned factory.I understand this is a different kind of animal and am looking for guidance in this process.I have already gained legal permission to do due-diligence on the property owner,completed a Phase I study, have preliminary drawing to meet local zoning board requirements, and have the Town Economic Developer on-board.However, I wonder if my effort has been in vain as I am not sure if the rents would cover the cost of construction expenses.For this kind of project, should I have gotten a feasibility study done first?

It just isn't feasible when you can buy an old duplex for 100K.

I'm looking to do this at a high level initially and low to zero cost (don't want to spend a ton of money on an architect when I just need to assess feasibility). b) After the above is done, how can I best evaluate, using key financial indicators, etc. to make decisions.  

I'm looking for some advice on how feasible it is to invest in these areas and how I can narrow my search down.

However, my mortgage payment is more than I could feasibly rent it for at this time and is not in cash flow situation. 

Just sent you PM with modular company in Maryland who is very resourcefulI ended up not using them because size of home / room sizes was not feasible for a modular but I would use them for rental or spec home

I am not sure if this is feasible now or not because this is from 2015. 

We are looking at this primarily as a vacation home for ourselves but we’re wondering if it would be feasible to rent it out from time to time, maybe one week per month in the summer.

In-house, and third party feasibility study showed a very under-served market with high rental rates, blended price per square in Macon is $23.34, and to be conservative, we capped our rental rates at $20.98.  

My credentials: I've been with this company for a year and a half: i'm the marketing director and research our markets to create feasibility reports