Are DST fees included in 5.25 estimate I read some as high as 20% fees?

Ohh the cost also includes foundation, delivery, button up.

Unfortunately, a lot of investors first starting out (myself included) tend to focus on finding motivated sellers in these types of communities and then try to talk to the park manager and/or owner to make sure they can do business there.

AIRDNA: As is (1bed/1 bath): Projected Revenue $50k/year, Net Operating Income $24k/yearPost rehab/rebuild (3 bed/2 bath): Projected Revenue $120k/year, Net Operating Income $76k/yearZillow Rent Estimate:As is (1 bed/1 bath): $2,900/monthProjected rent based on comps in area: $6,500/month We would also more than likely include an ADU in the new build.

You can meet possible mentors through the events, workshops, and networking opportunities that these organizations frequently provide.Social Media Platforms: To get in touch with Texas real estate investors, use social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

You need more eyes on this property (including yourself) to get a better picture of why the quote is so high.

.….INCLUDING …ALL… COSTS, FEES , CONSULTING FEES.You will likely get one of the two following responses..1) “ the hud 1 isn’t available”… if you are financing…..this is FALSE…the disclosure IS available..as it is one of the benchmark doc FOR the financing.Or..2) that wholesaler, guru, or turn key company says that they don’t want to do business with you… what they Actually just taught you.. is that you don’t want to do business with them..OOOHHH.OPTION THREE..no problem Mr Buyer… here’s the Financial Disclosure… note line 36 near the bottom on the right column… there’s a “ consulting fee”… that’s my cost .Hmmmm I know where I’m sending my business.I would love to help build your financial future ..

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

The commercial real estate market, particularly for office space, is hurting, allowing for negotiation including incentives like free rent, contingent upon the supply and demand dynamics of the market.

Generally speaking, most states will not allow any sort of camera to be mounted facing an area where the tenant would have an expectation of privacy, which would include the entire interior and possibly the back yard too.