There is no consistency in which direction the cylinders are mounted in the lock.

Also more expensive.Your mistakes in a larger building are going to be multiplied also.

I'm always willing to pay less than it may be worth, and sell for more than it's worth.Assessed Value: (the following is an educated guess) someone's, in government, best guess at value at some point in time, sometimes arms length, sometimes according to a formula, sometimes actually close to the real value, which is usually multiplied by a tax ratio that will allow the municipality to pay their expenses, pensions and equipment.....please note that both assessed value and tax rate can be changed regularly to effect the desired monies to pay for such expenses.

I've done everything from the 1% (yes not 2%) rule to multiplying monthy rent by 84 (all of which I had heard from various soruces).

Also the consistency of a specialty tenant.

I have been consistently beaten on my bids by this local investor with deep pockets who is part of a real estate agency which I'm not going to name.

Another option which would be more viable had the place been 50% vacant, since it consists of 2 separate spaces, would be to put everyone in 1 half, rehab the other half without interruptions, then move them to the rehabbed half and doing the first half.

I have an idea of what i want my brand to stand for - high quality, honesty & transparency, customer service, consistent and dependable returns - those are important things I want people to remember when they think about MemphisInvest.com.

Section 10131.1(b)(1)(C) of the CA business and professions code says you need a license when:""The making of eight or more loans in a calendar year from the person's own funds to the public when those loans are held or resold and are secured directly or collaterally by a lien on residential real property consisting of a single dwelling unit in a condominium or cooperative or on any parcel containing only residential buildings if the total number of units on the parcel is four or less. ..."

You can keep reinvesting over and over and multiply your money like crazy.The example I used was for simplicity.