I know this sounds like a lot, but it is best to go into it with your eyes wide open.

Then, also have him write the wall description... 4 inches wide, so long, where, whatever separately.You need her on board before the surveyor starts writing. 

This would be our first investment property and I’m trying to have eyes wide open going into it.I appreciate any insight, experiences or advice.  

My criteria - which I reckon are widely shared - are as follows:(None of the following are set-in-stone - merely conversation starters.

His signature was his angles of his walls, all walls were framed at a 90-degree angle.

And if your entire budget is relying on cheap labor (again, this may be market pricing for your area), and you have to fire and hire someone else to complete, what does that do to your returns.Again, I don't want to be Debby Downer, just want to make sure you are looking at it all from multiple angles.

Not only is there state-wide rent control, a relocation fee you might have to pay if you no cause evict, there is also a tax on new developments, and you have to rent out to tenants in the order they apply.

@Charlene Turczyn Hello, I am looking to do the same thing and convert a basically wide open commercial building to a 4 unit residential building!

Unless you are hired for some sort of firm, most investing that I am aware of is pretty individualistic, and people get into from some sort of angle. 

Unless it was widely publicized most tenants don’t know.