I know I did some Air DNA's for the Ithaca, NY area and the reports came out shockingly strong.

IN fact, I would like a little electrical shock if the tenant touches anything on the blind except the plastic rod to open or close.

Robert, You can save yourself a lot of time and money by doing preliminary underwriting to determine the highest and best use of the site while conserving 3rd party fees (architect, land planning).Let me know if you'd like some help doing a high-level feasibility analysis

We also put an Info Tube on the porch railing.The 25 no shows seems to be a record :shock:

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

The only part of planning that I would do online is maybe a preliminary to sell the vision but I would never try to go that route for full approval unless you are in some backward city with no idea what they are doing.There are so many restrictions including needing stamps by a certified architect that I just think it will be way more painful than it is worth trying to save a little money.These are not perfect but they are useful:https://www.boxbrownie.com/development-site-plans

I’m hoping to receive some guidance on the following as it’s been difficult to figure out:What would the role or title be of a person that completes preliminary analysis of multifamily / commercial properties (i.e.: completing “quick & dirty” & REFM analysis) and they want to present deals to an investor or investors – but they haven’t developed their own team (as a developing novice), have 2 years of experience in analyzing, and don’t have enough capital to contribute to a partnership or syndication (their only available capital is currently below $7k).What role or title could that person have?

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

As a preliminary question, should I find a local buyers agent to advise me?