Talk about their customer support and anything else you wish to include.Thank you in advance for your help as I value your experience and opinions on this subject.

And if prices decline, investors may lose a chunk of principal for good.Despite the risks, investors worried about pricey stocks and meager bond yields can be lured by the prospect of a steady income stream and average annual returns that could range from 5% to 15%, if things go well.Don't go overboard.

You are asking for trouble both in terms of making the current tenant mad and them staying longer and the prospective tenants interacting with the current tenant.

My experience from working at a custom Mercedes Sprinter conversion company that was trying to become RVIA compliant.

My wife and I are building a semi-custom home with an attached 1 bedroom unit (house hacking).

New construction and a pretty custom-built facility.

If it's going to take a little longer then I'll be ok with it and will be doing some early prospecting to have the vacancy filled.

Competition isn't real -- if you have a good product and there are customers for that product, you can succeed.You get off market deals by contacting people that are off market and seeing if they would sell. 

Matt, I spoke with a company yesterday that said they do engineering in-house, and part of their package is coordinating with the customer's local building codes for the MEP, roofing, structural foundation, etc. and obtaining a (Colorado) engineering stamp.

Make a post about what you can offer a prospective investor to bring value to them.