As much of the country begins the process of reopening, builders' ability to start new projects remains hampered through a combination of supply-chain disruptions and "social distancing" measures for workers.

Lots of people either commuting to the City or just working around the area.  

We’ll probably be cycling through different areas/cities every 3 months for at least a year.I’m thinking about flipping, wholesaling, or continuing to build my listings in Lake Charles from a distance for my personal income.

Also, any other nearby towns on the train line, no longer than 40 min commute to NYC, I can consider?

Investment Info:

Townhouse buy & hold investment in Jacksonville.

Purchase price: $168,000

Cash invested: $45,280

First deal done in the best school district in Florida. One down many to go. If y...

I assume it is not going to be one large open space, so each living or bedroom space would need to meet this requirement based on the calculation provided.Based on the fact that you have 8' ceilings, and 2 exits, it should be in a pretty good position based on Architectural standards, all tho @John Warren brings up a good point regarding the additional extensive costs of adding windows in masonry buildings Vs. frame buildings, but if you have room to lower the sill instead of raising the top or widening the window, you will be able to save costs by reusing the existing lintels (Assuming they are in good shape) The only other concern would be the distance from the exterior face of the wall to your property line.

Hello everyone, I personally would like to ask for those who may have experience with long distance investing.

If you want to see what a fully open economy with no masks and no distancing looks like, come to the South. 

Then you can get into noise violations, which are usually around 90db from a certain distance away after a certain time.

If the wall is load bearing you will need a header to span the opening - think of it like a bridge that has to span the distance and carry the weight of the structure above.