That can also make buyers nervous.Corner lots also depending on if in a subdivision or side street can be nosy with stop and go traffic.You have to make sure the external features are just as appealing as the external.When I would drive around with real estate developers for site acquisition would would put every location through a process.We would start out with say about 10 and then on the map have a checklist of positives and negatives.When we wittled down the list we got down to around 3 properties and they purchased 1 to 2.

Also you want to find properties with similar features in similar condition if possible.

You can think of labels as non-exclusive folders - you can assign multiple labels to an email, which is sometimes quite useful.I also like gmail's new feature of categorizing your emails into a priority inbox, a regular inbox, and a "to-do" list - starred emails.And I agree with Jon - search is the way to go when you want to find something.

In the analysis, I had to put it in the "loan coast", because I don't have there "rehab costs" feature yet.Also I have balloon in 4 year and the note is amortizing over 9 years (to reach the same height of the monthly payment as the seller pays).

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Any words of advice, guidance, must know info, suggestions, books to read, crucial steps, people to talk to, teammates to acquire, etc.?

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The properties are in NJ i live and work in NY.I have a w2 job that pays well.My CPA had done some crucial mistakes with my taxes and i am in a process of looking for a new one.Currently i am considering all options including bankruptcy as last resort..

I reviewed it on my blog if you want to check it out.They offer a ton of options, some cool features, but it seems to be overkill for my simple business.

The immediate neighborhood has a big influence, similarity of style, size, features, year built all will play apart.