You go to try to sell and then your property might be affected in a negative way for resale value with that project around it.I saw this before with a lady when a developer wanted to buy her back piece of land.

A lady (with 4 kids) is interested in the apartment.

So we started with my sons credit as he had a couple older blemishes on his record and were sent to Kayden Credit Repair( as an extra fee) but that was terrible working with them as we had a lady that would not do anything in a timely manner and after six weeks of nothing, I started complaining to Fund N Grow and demanded my money back or work to be done. 

@Oriana CampbellIt is really hard that you are going to find meaningful feedback in a response like this because there are more variables than just the location itself.Real estate taxes are based on the value and size of the property.Someone who has a SFH property with 1000 sqft will pay less in property taxes than someone with 4 units over 4000 sq ft.Utilities will vary wildly depending on how big the house is and how many people live in the property.I.E. 4 people use more water/electricity than 1 person would use.

Also riding in your clients car is wildly unprofessional unless you have an existing relationship.

It is nice to project but it is WAG(wild a** guess).

@Rudky Martin - fellow Bay Area investor- you'll get some pretty wildly varying cost estimates from contractors on even smaller jobs, let alone what sounds like a pretty big gut.

One lady in my office was excited when she finally got over that hump: it was her first year earning over $30,000 net income after all splits, fees, and taxes. 

I know this will probably vary wildly.

I spoke with my latest lender today and she told me that a lady from the bank finally managed to get a hold of him, but he was so rude to her that she reported him to her superiors at the bank.