Looking forward to chatting with you.

If the electrical system can support it putting in BBE is by far the cheapest both to install and for the tenants (at least until 2011) in PA.

Make sure he has all of the current financials with support if needed.

We went from a two income family supporting one household TO a One Income Family Supporting 2 Households AND Guess who That was?

If you can find a group of people who can put in enough money for the down payment, and the property supports it, then you should be able to find a loan.

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They have monday night chats at 8pm EST. www.brainpickapro.com is another good source.

I am a land development planner out of Tucson, Arizona and in my experience the likelihood of getting a rezoning approved has a lot to do with the level of support from the jurisdiction and surrounding land owners.

If you're going against either of those, expect a battle.First stop, IMHO, would be to go into the planning office and have a chat with the planner.

You will have to support that building out of your own pocket while you are renovating and while you are finding tenants to fill it.I suggest that you do not pay utilities, so if utilities are not separated, figure the cost of doing so into your expenses before you decide what you want to offer.You should be able to get a close estimate of taxes from the assessor's office-- taxes will go up when you purchase, but taxes are usually a % of assessed value, so not hard to figure.I suggest you check with the local fire marshall to see if the building needs to be brought up to code.