But beyond that, I am not sure where would be best.Most BP members are tied down to a certain area for some reason, whether it’s a job, married and spouse won’t budge, kids are in school, can’t bear to be away from home, etc, so they make due with their local area.

First of all, new member here.....so bear with me if my question has been answered elsewhere.

Jerryl,  results are very market specific. and to play devils advocate here.. there is no need for you to teach people how to do this quite the opposite with this huge profit margins and lead flow what you need is someone like me who can bring capital to bear .. you should be keeping this information private and not create your won competition. 

Some other things I would add (which may be less of an issue, depending on what part of the world you're in), would be...Are there any wetlands on the property?

The form is a real bear (it has already scared off one CPA ...), but I am going to give it a shot and have a different CPA review it. 

Account Closed mentioned, it would probably be best that you partner with someone that has experience, or start with something sfh or duplex.I had an opportunity this week to build 12 unit apartment in Simi Valley for a friend of my uncle, and the land costs around 500k and halfway paid, soils test and some other stuff done.

I understand that the Maryland Security Deposit Law requires landlords who collect security deposits to deposit the funds collected, within 30 days of receipt, into an interest-bearing escrow account that is used exclusively for security deposits.Which companies do you use to hold your security deposits?

Sorry this is long, but bear with me.I have a coworker who recently inherited a 3/1 house (built in 1928) from his in-laws on 1.25 acres in Post Falls, ID.

It is just something you have periodically checked for purity.I do know that we have different base soil types than Florida though and sinkholes are not as common here as they are down there so take someone from down there's advice over mine.

.* Insight into your experiences with rock wall foundations common to southern climates & soil types during 1930s. * Insight on this deal as a whole.