Recently, I started working with one of my best friends who is a designer and I love the way my projects are turning out.My margins have been pretty good (upward 20% on an average 4-6 month time span). 

Often sellers feel comfortable marketing their home and discussing its attributes - but get lost when it comes to the paperwork.

At this stage, I wouldn't feel comfortable handing this job to someone that is novice or just the call center type. 

I feel more comfortable that I can find financing because the bank only told me they would give only 60,000.

But amazingly, my street is very quiet and has been designated a historical preservation zone.

Make sure if you do BTS (build to suit) that it is not a weird design that is costly or hard to re-tenant and parking layout and ratio is good.

Some will pay off soon and others you don't feel comfortable leveraging up today.

Zillow launched Zillow Price, a contest where two thousand teams of data scientists compete for a $1 million dollar prize for designing an algorithm model that beats their benchmark accuracy when compared to real-time home sales.

I'm not shy and I'm comfortable starting cold conversations with owners.  

If the property is "nicer" it might just mean that you've paid a premium for the sake of your own comfort.