Bookkeepers vary in stature quite a bit and it's good to ask a comprehensive list of questions when interviewing a Bookkeeper for hire to see what their background is, if they have experience in your specific industry, what certifications they have, etc.

Let's say its raw land and you want to turn it into retail outlets or homes.

That's because they need a low price to make a return on investment.Likewise, expect a tenant to pay retail. 

We have been in the industry for over 10 years. 

I have a knack for efficiency (once I know the industry), and love to teach what I know. 

I don't know the deal and suspect you are trying some Airbnb or resort operation but if you look at what actual resorts sell for and how much more value you get in buying a resort, you will see why this sounds like a stretch paying full retail for 4 different condo units.  

My thoughts are as follows:Klamath Falls - yuck, lived there for years, no wayGrants Pass - Lived there from 1998-2004 - great small town, not much industry, in right neighborhoods could do rentals, going to get low class tenants if going multifamily, average working incomes are low in this area.

Hi all, I am a student of the investment real estate industry conducting some research on the biggest pains involved with finding tenants/buyers.

Hello Team,I own a 20K SF industrial building in Illinois.

Purchase price: $250,000 Cash invested: $550,000 We purchased a couple of parcels of land, replatted and re-zoned them to construct a small mixed use building with 20 residential lofts and 3 retail commercial spaces.