Understanding how to do a proper cash flow analysis isn't only important - IT IS CRITICAL.

Because this forum is business relates, I believe there should be a strict no URL in posts policy to maintain / ensure integrity.

In this case, obviously I'm not concerned about cash flow but again, believe that out of state is where my resources can be used most effectively and I'm confident that if I approach it properly, this too will be a successful strategy.In short, it may feel less comfortable investing far from home but as someone who has researched opportunities in many different states and dabbled a little, there is definitely potential.

It's a very small amount,so we have to screen very closely in terms of ensuring eligibility.

A few requirements include: a) the person must pay taxes on the property for consecutive years, b) the person must use the property for an uninterrupted, continuous period of time (varies by state), c) the person must be in posession of the property openly (not hiding or secretly posessing it), d) the person must have some kind of claim for the title.Given that the proper conditions are met for the state that the property resides in, a person can actually squat on another's property and gain it through adverse posession.Hope that helps.....

Without a proper plan, you're going to be tempted by different directions.

In the worst cases, where pipes and wires are emebedded in walls, ceilings and underfloors the cost of renovation may make a project non-viable without complete demolition.So, spend some time with an appropriate legal advisor, check and optimise the tenant mix and ensure that utilities are in serviceable condition.

Basically it provides you with all the neccesary forms and regulations from the HOA itself, and requires a five (5) day grace period before signing.I guess this is to ensure you have ample time to review all that information before signing on the dotted line.

If you’re new to the preconstruction investment industry, you better know how to do your “due diligence” to ensure that the investment is safe. 2.

Risk level: There’s going to be risk with any investment, but I believe risks should be investigated thoroughly and managed properly.