Over the past year, I have got drawings (architectural, civil, structural, mep) done to expand this property for my business use.I want to turn the 2400sf warehouse into our office, add 5000sf to that for our warehouse, and add 7000sf building for another warehouse to rent out for now, and eventually expand into.Now that we’re getting to permit stages, I’m getting “childish” feet, and need help analyzing the numbers.So, my build cost on the building we would be using is 640k.

I've been stopping by every week, which seemed fine when it was just at the framing and insulation stage - I wouldn't know what I'm looking at anyway.

Say you find a property that is for sale, use street view to see the house in none staged photos, natural light, etc and stumbled upon the property next to it.

This should be thebasis for your detailed renovation budget plan.However, if you arein the property evaluation stage the approach will be different.

I would suggest the home being staged for this.

It was mismatched before and getting it staged just right has helped catch the eye of guests.

There's better room for profit to get it at foreclosure sale, but in our market that bid would go higher than I'd want to be involved in at this stage.

Hi, what is your opinion about an elementary school being right behind the house, with playground right behind it. 

I am in the final stages of closing on my first deal.

I'm sure there's a combination of life stage, where you are in your investment career, tolerance of risk, growth vs. asset protection.