Certain parts of New Orleans are experiencing a boom, it could be this one next.

I've been SLOWLY working on the coursework needed to obtain my brokers license, and I'm curious to see what advantages people here have experienced.

I can't even quote you a firm rate from my company, because we are going to look at a deal in Brockton MA with a brand new investor very differently from a deal in Milton MA with an experienced investor.

The few I had gotten the nerve to go after, went to more experienced and better funded parties.

I attended my second local REIA meeting last night and was approached by a more experienced investor who indicated that she owns a house I might be interested in.

I was quoted $5.75/foot to put in Lawson engineered wood into a rehab I am doing.

Having never been a habitable dwelling before, they may require engineered drawing/plans.

Many lenders can make such decisions and hold the loan in wholesale blocks to be sold at a later date.Among such professionals funded with this issue (current employment) has been a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer, a pilot and an FBI Agent.

Even many experienced investors do not know the term.

You need to get a geotechnical or structural engineer to take a look - maybe both:From your description of the property having views, I am going to assume a hilly terrain.