Unless a goal is unreasonable or aimed to flat out fail, there is no way a goal is bad for any business.A journey is an absolute waste of time without an end result.

Many people will not share space so don't waste your time showing the unit to them.

Since the property is vacant though you don't want to waste too much time gathering quotes and shopping around for 2 weeks, because that's just 2 weeks more of lost rent. 

My issue with this is after spending the money to do the title search but when i go to the auction that house is no longer available, didn't I just waste my money or is this just part of risk of doing business? 

If I'm not working hard towards a goal I feel like I'm wasting the gifts I have been given, and tend to get bored and do stupid or self-destructive things (like sit on the couch eating ice cream and brownies while watching 'Top 10 Movies That....' videos on YouTube.)Thanks again everyone, your time and input are appreciated! 

.- Vacancy you have loaded is one month per year.

require a proper heat load calculation from the contractor you go with.

If I am just some flaky wanna-be investor that never buys anything, I never waste my agents time looking on a property that I have not vetted.

It will also mean that my ROE should be greater than 28% with a B/E of under 5 years.It is a project for sure, but assuming I get the load right with construction cost built in it looks like a good project. 

It’s one thing to go with low cap rates, but if they don’t really make money it’s a waste of time.