BooksThink and Grow RichRich Dad, Poor DadThe Richest Man in BabylonThe 4-Hour Work WeekThe Art of WarThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective PeopleThe ABCs of Real Estate InvestingThe Book on Rental Property InvestingThe Book on Investing in Real Estate with No and Low Money DownThe Book on Flipping Houses

(It's not too difficult, but does require a skillset of science & art)You may or may not have an agent that will be at your beck and call to lean on.Hope this is helpful in your decision making process.

Was a fancy place in its time, had a lobby and an elevator which was state of the art for a 1910 building.

I am also a graduated of the Jumpstart Germantown program.Last year I took an open gallery art tour of Germantown studios. 

We are looking to begin outsourcing our daily tasks. The first one to go is the one we dread the most.....cold calling FSBO's to ask if they will sell on terms. Does anyone have any recommendations of VA Service compa...

Granted I have never run the numbers on investment properties, you take a popular place like Broadway on the Beach and it's a virtual ghost town after October 1st.

Ideally I would like to be able to invest throughout the country in a virtual manner.

I had something similar done in San Antonio and the estimates were a lot less.I have heard/seen investors use the "square foot method" and they broke it down as follows:Light rehab = $10 per sq ftMedium rehab = $14 per sq ftHeavy rehab = $21 per sq ftEstimating repairs costs is more art than it is science... plus there is always the potential for finding really serious issues once the rehab has begun.

We have a steady supply of foreclosures both active foreclosures and new foreclosures coming to market, a large pool of renters and a virtually recession-proof economy fueled by government money.  

That's an art form.