Not an expert by any means but definitely don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

It's somewhat related to covid in that she writes grants for a living, and the economic insecurity of covid has made people more reluctant to donate to charities i guess.

Economic vacancy of 3% on top of the double rent is very lowPayroll of $14-15K is also low.

I'm not an expert.

@Adam LaceyI believe anywhere in Greenville or Spartanburg Counties would be good.Values are going up everywhere since it’s the same economic engine.Hard to pinpoint specific areas - the better areas for now are of course more expensive.Each deal is different - it comes down to the numbers.But if you can find developable land anywhere here, it will work well.For my own investments, I look all over these two counties.

Its worth paying that company a couple hundred bucks to come out and get an expert opinion!

I was hoping some of you experts out there can help me come up with a list of questions that should be asked when inquiring about an owners property besides the obvious. 

My recommendation is to choose cities in safe and economically diversified areas with above-average income and population growth.

I would suggest calling a mold expert and a termite expert to assess the situation further because I don't know about NJ but in my area the home inspection is general and not specific.

Technology and logistic companies are economic drivers.