Now, I can do a lot of things with the space, however, as it is dry, has a loading dock, is at least temperature controlled (might be climate controlled as the building has been used for document storage for a decade), and has a dry fire suppression system installed and working.

Where I am now, western Colorado, is a little dry in terms of loopnet, etc., but of course there are multi family properties around. 

However, I understand that the market there tends to dry up in another month or so as sellers rent it themselves for another year if properties aren't sold by October-ish.

This afternoon I noticed that a smile, a pentagram and a third illegible mark had been inscribed in the now dry cement.After speaking with our tenants, who told us they had nothing to do with it, we called the police and filed a report.

Here's a few things I know I'll need: Radon mitigation, foundation crack repair, electrical, carpentry/dry-wall, plumbing, basement egress window installation, and regular window replacement.I know a lot of people don't like to share their prized tradesmen/craftsmen, but I'd really appreciate if anyone could recommend solid people and companies.

I bought 55 homes they bought about 70  and we crushed it no doubt.. when that dried up they said we are going into MF and we have this deal in Memphis at 10k a door..  400k total..

I'd suggest you try kicking it off on July 6th after closing, let the ink dry on the docs.You usually can't pull permits on a property you don't own unless you have a contract for services with the owner (like a plumber pulling permits).

@J Scott the deals have dried up in the areas where i insvest.how does one get into lending private money or syndication?

Assuming that you are wanting the service to create, print, provide postage and mail then.....Click2Mail has the cheapest prices and quickest turnaround from my experience.But, their software is horrible and so is their quality.They're fine if you're just using text but if you use graphics then be prepared to send out wimpy card stock with smeared, smudged and blotted art.

But, beach towns on the Nicoya Peninsula are dry.