Bozeman was always expensive because of the closeness to Livingston and Yellowstone, but Cost of Living shot up with out of starters moving to the mountain towns and the infrastructure not being in place to hand such quick expansion.

Make sure to monitor the portal too for updates!

Specifically, we're looking for:Easements, encroachments, and dedications: Clear understanding of property boundaries and access limitations.Liens: Any outstanding financial claims against the land.Preliminary title report: Verification of ownership and potential encumbrances.Survey: Accurate depiction of the land's features and dimensions.Utilities reports: Confirmation of available resources and infrastructure capacity.Soil tests and flood zone: Assessments of potential environmental challenges and construction feasibility.I'd love to hear from experienced members about other crucial legal documents to check during land development due diligence in SC.

Doing so would require more infrastructure and thus, more expenses, etc. 2) In light of this, it seems obvious to me that commercial properties are the most practical way to hit such a high level of monthly cashflow.

I'm trying to educate myself better on the analysis to analyze deal, as well as key metrics to monitor performance of a property once you own it. 

OH) pay attention and have been known to monitor posts on BP. 

Even with a property manger, you need to monitor them to make sure they are doing their job.

I'd like to also build my portfolio in my remote area so I can monitor and stay on top of  the properties.  

Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and usually there are good locals that monitor those.

Look at their calendars, look monitor for several months, and write down everything you see.