There's a lot to know to get started and even more to learn once you do, but real estate is not exactly rocket science.I would suggest any new agent (full or part-time) join a team and get a mentor and learn the rules and regulations and get taught how to be a professional.

Ok, that's a lot to digest, so we'll stop there.

There's a lot to consider and agree upon.

I am curious as to the costs. 2m seem like a lot to replace outside staircases.

Clarksville has a lot to offer, especially from a rental standpoint.

That is a lot to take on and you want to be in the right head space before you invest.

It has given me a lot to think about. - Cesar Ramirez-Fajardo

Hi, I'm from the peninsula, unfortunately, I don't have a large lot to build an ADU at my house or at my other rentals, but I'm curious as to the process of securing entitlements and/permitting.  

Rivers thanks for that comprehensive answer, you've given me a lot to think about, specifically with PML.

Definitely a candidate for a JV, there's a lot to unpack on development.