Hi,I am evaluating a deal in San Antonio that would include an expensive renovation.

I’m sure specific areas are all kept secret or maybe closely guarded, but do you have any maybe larger neighborhoods or even cities in the east bay I should evaluate? 

Hi BP Nation,I am evaluating this hotel with a golf course and I wonder if anyone in BP nation has any experience with this.

Thankfully, there are many roads to a successful real estate career and mine is just one of them.While the exact blueprint of how I ended up here may be different than your own will be, there are some key lessons from my journey that are transferable to anyone who wants to grow and progress — whether it be in real estate, business, or just life in general.

After a few progressions you are able to refine your process and get better.  

I’d evaluate everything before only looking at the shiny carrot.

I've been listening to BP podcasts for about a year but have spent about 2 years reading books, researching real estate and evaluating properties.

Its turn key after the renovations so I want them to be able to see my report and know whats been done and what kind of returns they will get.So my question is other that cap rate, potential cash-on-cash return and the renovations that have been done what is some other good and useful information I could provide to my buyers to make it way easier for them to evaluate this deal?

Its turn key after the renovations so I want them to be able to see my report and know whats been done and what kind of returns they will get.So my question is other that cap rate, potential cash-on-cash return and the renovations that have been done what is some other good and useful information I could provide to my buyers to make it way easier for them to evaluate this deal?

When evaluating the operating expenses of the property you should be able to determine what the average cost is to make ready the units for rent.