Take a ROAD trip.

Be aware of anything that looks like it could potentially cost you money (ex. a parking lot that needs to be repaved and re-striped, trip hazards, etc.).Once your offer gets accepted and the deal is under contract, then you should make it a requirement to gain access to all of the units and do a thorough inspection as early as possible in your due diligence period. 

Road trip!

In reality, that is what trip insurance is for.

What trips them up is seeing the $105,900 deduction for 2019 on the tax return.   

These trips could happen 3-4 times over the course of the year (so potentially a quarter of the year).I understand to achieve a 3.5% down FHA loan, I am required to live in that property for at least 1 year to avoid any legal tie ups.

If the lot qualifies for those two to the best of your knowledge, your next step is a trip to codes on 2nd Ave & Lindsley Ave.R1 Duplex is questionable because I don't think that is a zoning in Davidson County.

We go on trips and play golf often.

More info on how to use those contracts here>>>>https://www.racinelaw.net/amp/...To save a trip to the title company then use this>>>>https://eforms.com/purchase-ag...I would point it though to not worry about the realtor contact unless you happen to be getting the licence otherwise we can't use it.Good luck to you and wish you the best

So, I will be going on a trip to Tampa, Florida next year around July to meet a High School friend of mine and thought it was a good idea to check out some homes in their area for my first investment.