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My experience from working at a custom Mercedes Sprinter conversion company that was trying to become RVIA compliant.

I've had many conversations with new investors and one of the values a good agent brings is asking probing questions and good fact finding questions to help you, as a new investor, discover what it is you are actually looking for.Most conversations I have start out like this, " I want to get into REI."

Paid for your knowledge and expertise..See there is always a way I can spin Timber into any of these conversations..

Don't let business decisions affect your relationship--sometimes you're going to have to decide to do something that will be taken hard, most often it's conversations that must be had that could be offensive.

Hi All,I had some very basic questions about the condo conversion process of a small residential multi-family in the cities of Cambridge and Somerville.

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Don't mix the two, it's like fire and gasoline, not good.If you decide to go MF, you would need to consult a contractor familiar with the city code enforcement folks to advise you on the costs for conversion.

This is based on her having a conversation with the inspector I hired who told her the same thing about rents.

Location is far more important (I've clearly read many guru real-estate books)...However, for conversation, I obviously would appeal to a younger demographic (millenniall/gen-x) but if this became a multi-unit rental or VRBO?