Good rates but no supporting staff nor much infrastructure.

Administrators insist that tenants care for their homes and monitor compliance.

Most importantly, set up your infrastructure by having a solid team who can help you make sound decisions.

Once I get my concept plan back, I'll get with a developer to go over very crude estimates of what infrastructure will cost to ultimately determine the full feasibility.

Because repairs and renovations take so much time to shop, coordinate, monitor and document, we do charge a markup for them.Unfortunately, greed is nonstop with owners and every owner wants everything included in their monthly management fee and no other charges.So, many owners set themselves up to get screwed by PMCs that claim they don't charge markups - but NO SURPRISE they do!

Check the infrastructure of the park.

The Mooresville area continues to see retail, multifamily and infrastructure development.

A couple downsides on this one: previous landfill (looks like I'll be using some of the skill I learned on our ROC brownfield development site), currently HAS 6 DEP wells for monitoring ground water, though I'm not sure if they are active.

Monitor it closely.  

Well, let me at 'em, just let me at 'em, those commie hackers taking down my infrastructure to BP!