Utilities, maintenance, property management, legal fees, grounds maintenance, and vacancies.

It's important to have people on the ground that you can trust.

I'm new to the REI arena and have limited cash available to get this off the ground.

I also do virtual wholesaling in Memphis and as the others here mentioned, it's very tricky to locate properties by zip as there are "good" streets in "bad neighborhood" and "bad" streets in "good neighborhood".My best advise to you is to have boots on the ground whether it is a realtor, property manager, or any other local person who is familiar with the area and can drive by and give you feedback on the street and the neighborhood.Good luck

I have been trying to get my internet business off the ground for years.

Yesterday I read that they will break ground on a 200-300 unit high end apartment complex in GVR, and Vegas is slotted for 3000 apartment units to be built in 2014.

This describes our latest project, a house that has been built new from the ground up.

Am in negotiations with a seller of a home with a below ground oil tank in New Jersey.The seller agrees to remove the tank prior to closing,while the heating system depends on the tank.Should I also insist on a new heating system as well or is removal sufficient?

As far as being active in the tri state area that is a huge amount of ground to cover.

Just get someone with boots on the ground in that local market to partner with or buy from.