I have grown up in Charles County all my life and I am an HVAC Contractor so my relationships with other contractors and government entities are pretty strong.

Charles, MO.

Property meets are a great place to meet investors at all levels and gain a range of responses to your questions.Like Richard i would be happy to help if i can with any questions you may have either by message or I work in an office very near to Richards properties if you would rather meet in person for a coffee and a chat about your aspirations.Good luck and buy something soon as you only start making a return once you have invested.All the best,Charles

My name is Lowden Charles and my partners and I are new to Real Estate investing but are really excited and energized to get started.

Wife and I will be in St Charles next week for a wedding reception and at the same time want to look at a few properties in old St Charles.  

So at 16 years old I decided to join the US Army in 1959 and discharged in 1962 (yep, I got someone to approve my entrance to the military).So ----------- saying all of that I can identify with what you are saying -- fast forward to 1962 at age 20, I started reading real estate books, buying tapes (remember them) attending seminars (some good most were BS) and became a real estate agent, broker and auctioneer.......so fast forward again now at 75 years old developing commercial real estate assignments of real estate and mentor to hundreds of folks who who want a better life using real estate as their vehicle.The question I always get is "Charles, why don't you retire?"

Best, Charles

Quote from @Charles Carillo: @Matt AllenI would get some some quotes from a few different contractors and then put together comps for your property when it is complete.

Originally posted by @Charles Carillo:@Justin DabiriPersonally, I would avoid this deal.

@Charles Scott I had a very wise investor tell me "its not about the land, its about what you can do with the land"Here in Columbus OH we try to focus on opportunity zones, changes in zoning, all of the things that will create a bump in the value of things built on the land.