I’ve finished a portion of the garage and added heat so it was included as square footage in the home and instantly added another 250 ft.² to the house also upgraded all the kitchen and appliances.

Floor plan, square footage, condition, features, land, garage, etc and so on...

Red flag went up when I was told that I needed to cash check as soon as possible.

Look out for red flags with owners. 

Existing tenants are often a red flag--landlords rarely sell high-performing, low effort properties that have great tenants in place (why would they?).

Quote from @George Red: Hey April, I'm not an expert but my 2 cents...This resonated with me because the agent I've been using doesn't really "bring" me anything but if I shoot her a listing she'll do some of the legwork... but even then there are delays and she can sometimes be less than responsive.

I know that's not an immediate red flag, since my LLC's address is also a residential address.

But the one that I was told is the easiest and quickest way to estimate is to multiply the square footage by $20 or $25.

Expectations currently are that the demand for industrial real estate will grow to 1 billion square feet by 2025!

Our plan had been to remove the ceiling in order to fix that problem, but we would lose around 900 sqft when we do that.My question is, would it be possible to underpin the foundation in order to gain the height we are looking for and keep the square footage?