Brian Burke just came out with his book “The Hands-Off Investor” which goes in depth on how to vet syndicators and how to find the best opportunity for you.

Hi Troy,Thank you for willing to help with the numbers, I haven't done any (real) analysis yet as I am just getting into this and our first property didn't need any in depth analysis as over all numbers just made sense.

Of course, I'm going to continue doing my own research and much more in depth, but I want to visit these cities and get on the ground information as well.

If you are dealing with an addition built on 12" beams (or if the original foundation is old and not built to current standards), the repair company might not be able to push the piers down to refusal depth or psi due to the beam not taking the load, thus leveling it, but not guaranteeing it will not continue to move in the future, thus not providing warranty.9.

I will need to do an exploratory well to give a standard depth of well water and similar for a perc test as well.  

OUTSIDE FACTORS However there are multiple other factors involved here:- The labor/manpower availability of the GC- Fluctuating material costs ( GCs typically have contracts only valid for limited times due to this )- Their schedule and/or backlog of work- Level of finishes and depth of scope

And even more in depth on the county website.

This is not communism, no one forced them to sign the sale contract, how do they have any right to take you to court just because you didn't give them an in-depth financial education and professional advice before making a transaction???

Once the preliminary analysis has been done, the lender should issue you an in-depth analysis of the numbers to you via a proposal (I can send you an example of one if you would like to see one).Once the terms are negotiated (you "can" modify the PPP and replacement reserve account on some deals), and settled, you will be issued a contract.

I'm really looking forward to networking with other BP members and tapping into the huge depth of knowledge available here.