I started my company with the intention of managing property but as things progressed, my team turned out to magnificent at leasing.

The first time I called, I had a project that I had just completed and a second one that was in progress. 

Curious to know if you finished your evaluation, which ones you evaluated, and if you have any feedback you could share from your experience with each one.  

No, I am saying that when the numbers you are using don't provide any opportunities, re-evaluate whether you can live with adjustments.

Good afternoon - we have a lead on a single-family cape house on a .25 acre lot in Hicksville, NY (Long Island). The owner recent received a permit to subdivide into two lots. Doing so would require tearing down exist...

In my last post I mentioned a potential lead we are working and hope to share more details on that as it progresses.

get away from the city and theres a lot more opportunities with less competition and much lower expenses.I worked years as a plumber in most of the areas you've mentioned and struggled to make any progress.

Maybe not all that much different of a skill set than investing in the path of progress for real estate like the guy who bought the 20k lot.

The 37% of phase one is in regards to a progress report inspection he sent me.

So I was wonder if anyone has any books that they can recommend that explains and breaks down how to really evaluate an investment property?