I'm a Real Estate Agent in Central Florida and I'm looking to start in multi-families as an agent and investor.

So, while there are many economic and political uncertainties, indicators strongly suggest that the Austin and Central Texas area is weathering the economic storm and that the decade-long boom in Austin's housing market was real and sustainable.

Dear BP,We are in the process of researching an electrical upgrade for a 1950 apartment building with 8 one bedrooms and 2 studios, taking into account the following:We have no dishwashers or garbage disposals and won't install any,Stoves, ovens and heaters are gas,We are in Southern California,In one bedrooms: 10,000 BTU a/c for living room and 6,000 BTU for bedroom,Central water heater is gas,We'd like 2 electric vehicle chargers connected to house circuit (currently only has LED lights on it),We have no washers/dryers currently but might get one of each or a pair in the future,Our insurance company states each unit should have 150 amps.How many amps should we put in the main breaker?  

Need to connect central A/C unit, high hat lighting, and outlets.

I'm in the process of purchasing a 4 unit apartment building in central Maine.

My husband and I are moving to central Florida this fall for work and have found ourselves in possession of a little nest egg from our previous equity.I've always been interested in REI and I really don't want to squander this chance to kick start our portfolio.

I would spread that out into as many creative deals in the midwest.....like Central indiana to control as many properties as i could

It also has a solid school system and proximity to several major employment hubs.  

It has at least one ceiling vent that I understand is connected to the rest of the central heat and air system.

I've hooked up with an investment friendly realtor back in my hometown area (East Central Illinois).