I have a strong foundation and have no problem putting in the time to find the information I need but would love to network with local players and hope to create lasting relationships with.

Getting a solid foundation for education was key.

I would dig septic, but figure 10k for septic, 5k for well, 10k foundation. 

Certainly, the "don't fix it if it aint broke" strategy is always the foundation of everything however, there are also times when it makes financial sense to invest in upgrades.

I'm trying to avoid jobs that have potential foundation, roof, furnace, plumbing, and electrical problems.

I'm trying to avoid jobs that have potential foundation, roof, furnace, plumbing, and electrical problems.

I view single family as my foundation.

However I believe he made a huge mistake, but wanted to know for sure before I bring it to his attention tomorrow.He appraised it as a split level with a finished basement and listed the foundation as partial basement, so of course the basement is not considered living space.

The property is totally undeveloped, so water run-off, foundation work, soil testing all would need to be done. 

In some places this is all you can invest in (Tokyo, Manhattan etc.)Pros: Association covers roof, foundation, driveway, landscaping and what not.Cons: Association is only going one way (up), comes with requirements and restrictions.Personally I would only consider condo as a quick flip ...2.