Hi all,I wanted to know what you typically pay per acre when purchasing raw land whether it's 10, 20, 50, 100, 300 acres etc.

You can potentially find a small commercial property depending on the market.If you're researching the whole country and very flexible with where you'll be investing I typically advise considering one of these four markets first if possible:1.

Typically they require about 10-20% down but they will lend to your LLC.

Typically, the documents included are: Annual Financials, Articles of Incorporation, Budget, Bylaws, CC&Rs, Insurance Declaration Page, Regular Meeting Minutes, Resale Certificate/Demand, Reserve Report, Rules and Regulations.

What utilities are typical for a landlord to pay vs. tenant? 

Therefore, I typically set up a block of time on Saturday and/or Sunday. 

If you're doing commercial you're looking at 5%+2) CapEx at 6% seems low, typically when doing revenue/expense analysis 10% is what people use (though if the property really is in great condition your 6% may be justified)3) Most on BP will recommend you budget in some amount of Management Fees because if you plan on doing buy and hold, eventually you may get to the point where you want to outsource the management.

For example my accountant always lets me know when renewals and other forms are due, which he typically handles and only costs me $50 a year, as well as answers plenty of questions that I have.As a word of warning, if you do decide to go through an online company you must be on top of every form filing.

Used to be (and in some blocks still is) a run-down, drug infested mess.But there are signs of life, too--REAL art wall murals have replaced the typical gang graffiti; specialty coffee shops open next to bodegas, art galleries opening, and blocks and blocks of beautiful brownstone buildings. 

Foremost typically offers a relatively reasonably priced policy and you only pay as you go vs being a "fully earned" premium.