I really like that you have already identified the reasons why you want to pursue REI further, it makes a big difference.

My initial advice is identify a system of running #s and evaluating properties that meets your goal - and don't stray away from it.

But, generally speaking you need to identify your market, then work with an agent/s in that market to find deals.

never had an issue.Interesting tip.Never thought that the file name was how they would identify if something was to similar.Thanks!

I've identified certain city incentives for carrying out this kind of redevelopment that would really boost the bottom line to this kind of project.

Such an agreement may not have interest, it may only finance 7% (3% under that viewed in taxable even, it may not be amortized it might be lump sums toward an option over any agreed term, thereby not meeting those aspects identified by the IRS.I agree with Bill W. that what may be in the mind of a Circuit Judge could be influenced by almost anything, including not having breakfast that day, but there are long standing finance regulations referenced in the SAFE Act for determinations to be made under the umbrella of financing regulators.

First, you'll need to identify your market because that will greatly influence your approach.

You'll need to identify the agent/s (assuming you're working with them) that will send you the good leads.

Again, keep in mind you need to identify the actual exit value as your range was too large and you have to identify the repairs accurately as my numbers used was for example purposes only.

The issue will be identifying which commercial zoning category you need, highest and best and then getting with building regulations and seeing what the degree of rehab will be required.You can't know what the rehab costs will be until you know the standards to be met in the rehab.