Anything outside is considered risk because of experience.

Spend your time finding another property every time you hire outside help and it will pay off big time. 

Depending of the size of a multi-unit property the electric for outside lights can be $70 to $250 per month, gas for only washers and dryers $80 to $100 and gas for how water when furnished by the landlord is $30 to $40 per unit.You should be able to get the numbers off the marketing package.I just developed a software application for exactly what you want to do: Go to: http://www.bestlineplumbing.co...   

If they do it regularly, sit outside the place in your car when the bus stops and then see where they go. 

The metro here is a good option for commuting, but stations get fewer and far-er between as you venture outside the city. 

My experience is they will not look into what you have done with your property in the inside or outside, unless you have a new mortgage loan/refi or a permit for construction or do something that triggers substantive difference of the value of the property (land and/or improvements).It may take less than one year after you buy for the tax assessor to value your property at recent sales comps, or it can be dormant for several years. 

Id love to gather an outside opinion on a deal I am currently reviewing.

Reaching out to my network of real estate professionals.Currently looking for a few more helpful real estate agents who’d be interested in being included in the official welcome guide for the military service members that are relocating nationwide outside of their base for their real estate needs.If you're interested or know of someone who may be, please let me know.Thank you!

That’s at least the biggest complaint I’ve heard outside of not being able to filter contingent accepting other offers.

There will be no physical office, and I will likely be handling the operations of the business outside of the United States.