Usually, it starts with a question and answer phase where they ask if you have the originals.

My biggest lessons were to be more organized in both budgeting and planning the phases of rehab.

You will most definitely have to do this in phases.

The theme I’m seeing in my “investor discovery phase” is that the hardest part isn’t figuring out which way to skin the cat, it’s finding the cat.

Hi BP Gang, I am looking for recommendations of engineering firms to complete a Phase 1 Environmental assessment for a lot severance. 

I need to execute the work slowly and in phases therefore I need to determine where to start applying the budget in order to get the best return on the investment.

I don’t think we are going to see a down turn anytime soon,  at least not a significant one, this is why I have move to the new construction game for now, I’m proving concept and budget right now (I’m in the drywall phase) I will live in the one I’m building and have 2 more lots for specs, the new home game is more fixed cost but has less potential upside from a great deal, land deals are the only “discount” I will continue to buy if deals come my way, but I’m getting picky.

but, if you can travel to an OOS market and really be hands-on for the start-up / purchase / core 4 building / stabilization phase, I think it will lessen your risk and increase your chances of success.with that said, i have to believe that even if your immediate FL market seems too expensive or saturated, there are probably markets within driving distance of you at a lower price point. 

If they don't leave within one week, start the eviction process the very next day.I recommend you use an attorney for the eviction phase, at least until you've been through the process once and understand how it works.

Yes I definitely do those 5 steps while in the inspection phase.