Interested in sharing information and updates on the different areas of the Multi-family market.Cheers

I've read green building costs are 2% higher than regular building costs, but don't know how this would translate to a renovated house as opposed to a new building.

Slacks, or docker type pants, a nice shirt and regular newish shoes are just fine.

Also there are a couple of programs that are updated regularly with county records. one ive tried is propstream..its ok but there are better ones out there and usually you can either get them through a real estate school (rob allen etc) or by just googling it

I have a regular resale/non foreclosure/non ss listing for $2.5M & change.

I don't like them either and I think they are slow at updating data.

Is remodeling allowed--replacing carpet with tile, new cupboards, ceiling repair, updating a bath, for instance?

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin:That's the price you pay as the owner of a property . . . you'll need to move the utilities into your name if your tenants no longer live there.Good point, Josh.To add to that...Our local electric supplier will set up with landlords a 'standing order' of such that switches power to the landlord's name whenever a tenant removes it from theirs.My original response to this was "Danger, Will Robinson" -expecting that tenants would do this on a regular basis while they were still living there.

Once you’ve begun to establish yourself as an expert in your field your phone will ring more regularly.

It has been a while since I read the book, but I think he has updated it for the internet and for this down market.