With that being said, on the surface these properties sound profitable but based on loose analysis, once you factor in property management, vacancy, maintenance, insurance, etc, the property isn't very profitable.

(Wish they would've never torn down all of the historic downtown buildings that they did for the purpose of paving surface parking lots so I am a supporter of redeveloping all of the parking lots downtown).

It runs a little under $300, and they'll do a full report - testing every single surface inside and out for lead.

Just the thought makes my skin crawl.No amount of money will make that an attractive business plan for me, nope!

After I established a strong presence, I would think about what would attract me to someone and give them my money to invest:Experience investing: Personally, I would only give my money to someone to invest if I thought they had the proper experience to do a good job.Co-investment: Is the sponsor putting up a good chunk of their own money in the deals to show that they have skin in the game and that their interests are aligned with mine as the investor?

Project:1500sf full remodel, from studsnew roof trusses and roofingsmall front additionnew windows and exterior sidingand all new systems and interior surfaces, fixtures, and cabinets, etcI am looking for:* reasonable window dealers for Marvin Integrity windows* lumber yard and Hardieplank supplier with best pricingThen all the usual other suspects:* electrician* plumber* framers* drywallers* cement board exterior siding installers (Hardieplank)* Roofer* Flooring installersThat's all for now.TIA

I have thick skin too so let me have it please.Gracias.D

Are you guys talking about those planks with the fibrous underside to a thin laminate/printed surface?

On surface, it seems like a full priced or even moderately inflated offer.

In these areas, "Extra water" pooling up without surface soil for the water to saturate and be held can cause a problem for yourself and/or neighbors down-grade. 2) In other areas, a certain amount of bare land (grass, soil, etc.) is required to be open to the sky for the appropriate levels of water to seep through and re-charge aquifers.