You could potentially buy the property with the utilities shut off, or a property with no utilities available.

I rarely post results of my investments, but this one worked out so perfectly, and provides a powerful example of the profitability of notes.One and one half years ago I was asked to finance a barely operating club/restaurant in a Chicago suburb.

It's getting hipper restaurants and bars downtown, it's getting spillover from Denver's crazy market, and it's becoming a destination for those valuing quality of life. 

I’m also looking for a job related to my major with the possibility of higher income (even though it’s risky), business administration, to do during the summer, rather than a fast food or restaurant job.

So  check with your water department to make sure that you are notified if a tenant receives a shut-off notice. 

There's recent commercial activity with restaurants and shops (Northwood Village, for example) that seems to either be driving it or complementing it, which I interpret as a good sign. 

My goal is to be financially free by 30 and I wish to use this investment as a foundation for the following deals.The Deal2 Bedroom 2.5 Bath Townhouse in A GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD(Like for real, they're opening a Starbucks down the corner and a town center development is in the works with restaurants/bars/stores)Purchase: 225k Bought with FHA 3.5% down. 

I would seriously suggest you binge watch something like Restaurant Impossible or Hotel Impossible ... the stuff that their designers do with ONLY some paint and some decorative trim pieces is insanely brilliant.

I am a GM of a 1.6 mil per yr restaurant, so I feel confident in dealing with tenants and people in general, dealing with any pressure situations, making financial decisions for the property that I may need to do, or anything else that's asked of me.

The board itself, is an executive agency as was mentioned above, and remember, they have their own opinions, especially as they relate to their existence.I would love to see you this Tuesday night, at Leo's restaurant in Worcester, at 6pm.