If you wouldn't mind giving me your opinions or advice on what to look into further, below is the current property/situation I've been interested in:Park with an asking price of 800k42 of 48 units occupied, Road is paved, units skirtedAll units owner occupied, ave $300/unitAbout 140k income with 35% expenses of about 50kThe realtor provides an Income/Expense NOI as 90k.

Not necessarily against the camera just don't see it as having a practical use.The relationship between contractor & home owner is not the same as employee/employer.

I did a search and didn't see this specific situation covered. I am hoping to find some insight on this.We currently have a SDIRA. It has worked out well. However, there are a few limitations that have led me to resea...

In my Canadian brokerage employer, I've learned more about handling customers well, follow up, book a viewing, keep track on buyers and sellers leads.

Now, these are the straight hourly rates, this is not including work comp, employer share taxes, etc.

The person making that kind of money likely owns businesses and employs workers so has other positive impacts on the economy that the worker making 20,000 a year does not.I just believe a lot of these reports are crap.

I am currently working as a control engineer in building automation, with experience as an electrical contractor from previous employment.

Population, employment and education trends are much more important when buying long-term holds than when buying flip properties; when you buy flips, the only important pieces of information are:1. 

Florida requires a person to be licensed or be employed by a licensed contractor to perform any work regulated by codes and standards. 

There's nowhere to go but down.Dig into the employment data found here, and there are some other worrying signs.