That windfall allow us to reposition that money into another deal or restructure debt to maximize cash flow.For instance, the rental that I just mentioned was purchased last year and was just a 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom 1000 square foot home.

I have the time and drive to get moving and I am willing to do the foot work, I am just not sure how to take off.

Hi, I’m looking at 4 plex construction costs here in Alaska and they are staring around 180$ a square foot with 200 to 210 being the realistic number.

@Raj KaushalWe recently purchased our first two STRs and both have been without stepping foot in either property, so it can definitely be done. 

I just didn’t want want to start with the wrong foot.

@Michael m My challenges are the initial ones you'd have going into any new market, compounded by the fact that I haven't every stepped foot in certain cities.

Sorry if this post is a little disorganized, just trying not to shoot myself in the foot for this upcoming year!

Purchase price: $43,000 Cash invested: $159,000 Sale price: $245,000 This was a 1850 sq foot house in downtown Detroit; needed everything, including dropping some big trees in the back.

We were actually in contract to buy a 14,000 square-foot space for our real estate group is kind of like a base camp to all get together and work out of when all of this hit.Shoot me a message and we can jump on a call if you would like

OR a national crane company that delivers and stores cranes, and then he reloads them, delivers and builds them onsite.The companies like to deliver their products asap to get paid and they are often stored at his facility for several months before he takes them to their final destination.My client loves this model and wants me to procure more companies who lease from him in this same way.It is an extremely interesting concept-An industrial storage facility, that is truly 'full service' (helps with the unload, reload delivery and install when and if desired).We are brainstorming a structure where businesses pay a minimum monthly rental fee per square foot, just as one would with a self storage facility, and then there is a contracted rate for additional services provided as they decide to use them (the delivery, install, unload etc)Have you ever heard of anything like this?