I’ve been preparing for this for over a year by saving money (we all know the pay droughts that can occur especially when starting) and I’m ready to hit the floor running.There are a couple things I would love some feedback on:1) I created a daily schedule I’m going to try following which consists of 3.5hrs prospecting daily (5.5hrs for days with no appts/showings).

@Jaron WallingLicense You will work harder than you’ve ever worked in your life if you want to be a full-time successful agent,You will have less free time than you have ever had if your actually going to work as an agent and make money, Cold calls, door knocks, family and friends most likely won’t trust you at first with no experience Following up with leads, managing your database, sending comps, houses, driving more than you have ever driven in your life 😉Investing:If you don’t own or have a place get a house hack started, then you can see how a rental kind of works, fixing toilets etc, switching lights out changing flooring, duplex is always ideal.Then after that is running or if you have the capital now run market rents on a apartment complex or whatever you can afford, see the down payment plus taxes- all of expenses if the property is cash flowing from market rents sure thing, just as easy as it sounds 😂😂😂Don’t forget vacancy’sAnd rinse and repeat tell you have enough residual income that your comfortable with and you will never have to work for the man again!

Added new floors, updated TV - flat screen on wall.

I have installed floors, wired fixtures, mixed and poured concrete, installed roofing material, cut tile, installed siding and more. 

Renovated first and second floors in first year, updating as needed.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Before leaving they unfortunately stole my refrigerator, concrete patio set, fire extinguishers, extra materials for home, and any closet component they could get their hands on.

Are these like 6 squatters who pay $500 each to sleep on the floors of vacated houses? 

Does anybody have any idea or estimate, as to how much a three story walk up fire escape would be for a building in Brooklyn , New York ?

The cubic foot limit is an interesting one as you could have a pretty dramatic effect on that quantity by manipulating floor to floor heights and roof pitches, seems as though it would encourage more cramped spaces to get the building in under the limit. 

(E)The requirements of Subsection (D) of this section do not apply if:(1)before March 31, 2014:(a)a building permit for the dwelling unit was issued; or(b)the use was established; and(2)after March 31, 2014:(a)the gross floor area does not increase more than 69 square feet, except to complete construction authorized before March 31, 2014 or to comply with the American with Disabilities Act, or(b)any interior remodel that requires a building permit does not result in additional sleeping rooms.