Is this a practical goal?

Numbers wise, I'd need a $75/sq.ft. builder on an improved (all site work, including septic and water taps provided) and permitted lot I would provide and my target would be $120/sq.ft. retail.

They are also required to take continuing education to keep their license.I think you should choose your tax professional on his/her experience in the area of taxation(real estate) that you are looking for.I would choose an EA with 5 years of experience in Real estate than a CPA who does not practice in real estate taxation.Please be mindful that most accountants will say that they deal with your type of tax return in hopes of keeping your business.

This presents opportunity based on your strategy and doing your due diligence.Englewood is in what is called The Promise Zone which the city is working to improve.  

As far as disclosures, just get in the practice of adding “one or more parties to this transaction is a licensed real estate professional” to all of your contracts, where you are acting as a principal and not (just) a broker/agent.

Good evening BiggerPockets Community, My wife and I are new to REI, and I have been spending a lot of time trying to read everything I can, attend webinars, and practice running the numbers on properties that I've been able to find online.  

It would either free up money for another down payment on another unit or give you capital for improvements And a capx budget.  

You will get this later in life when you reflect, and realized that you have barely scratched the surface of this thing called life.So, while your contribution is welcomed, maybe practice on your delivery would be helpful. :)

Hi Everyone, Looking for some opinions here. I'm 29, married with two young kids, and a third on the way. Currently, we own a small house, and our mortgage balance is around half of what the house would sell for.. We ...

That is standard practice here in NY.