Accessing property wealth has, and will continue to be, an important component of later in life financial planning.

I'd be concerned that there's something there that you aren't seeing, either with zoning, some type of environmental issue, soils issue, or location.

Aside from pricing strategy which I know is a big component, what are the best ways to get in front of investors to even begin negotiating with?

What’s the environmental look like?

As a Florida Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Practitioner, I'm thrilled about the potential benefits this bill offers, and I'm here to answer your questions and hear your thoughts.In a nutshell, this bill has the potential to save property owners millions by reducing incidents of violence, liability for criminal events, and enhancing security measures.

The Heat Exchanger is actually, exactly as it sounds; it is the component that exchanges heat from the burning fuel source, into the air passing by.

In that sense, Cap Rate is a critical component that you must know.I have no idea why BP puts Cap Rate into its calculators for single family. 

I would certainly do a comp on condos of similar size and room count as what you have in mind for your building to ascertain if it will even be economically sound to do the condo conversion.I would start with a search word here on the internet for the city your building is in.

You will eventually pay for old appliances...this is why most investors have a capital reserve component in their cash flow/profit analysis...we know that we will have to replace the fridge every 13-15 years.  

They are just junk with more plastic and cheap internal components than the options you can find at your local plumbing supply house or online.