Hi,We have invested so far in Class C, value add type properties and we received an offer to buy a brand new pre-stabilized property where occupancy is just reaching about 85%.I understand that buying a brand new property is a completely different ball game from buying and evaluating an older Class B/C product. 

I use it to listen to most of the Podcasts here and other things I download so that I can quit listening in the car and then just pick up again from somewhere else (it will sync if you're logged in). 

But we also bought a 700 acre parcel for long term and held it almost 20 years logging it about every 3 then selling it. the front 100 acres I busted into 10 parcels that paid for 75% of the property..

And an up front lesson about how to evaluate the deal.

I was wondering if anyone could offer me some advice on how to properly evaluate this deal and what to possibly expect.

If you send some pictures I can evaluate further if you would like.

I would interview a few brokerages in the County and evaluate based on the managing broker, what is offered in terms of your status as a new licensee (mentoring, training, tech, sales support, etc.).

There shouldn't be a problem if it's only for a few weeks and you plan on returning (though I would keep some proof of staying there in the unlikely event they check though I believe communicating the situation will be all you need to do; though keeping a daily repair log would be good as you could argue you didn't want to stay overnight and inhale the paint fumes and sanded joint compound dust).

Then $650 goes towards the evaluation on that property.Plus, we specialize in loans with very low cash-to-close… or even ZERO cash-to-close!

If evaluate different properties during the on season and see if it makes sense.