If not, it should have been part of your due diligence to request a loss run report.In any case, if the building is good and your property inspection report is good, and the price is right, just close the deal.

If you have any questions regarding building codes, interior design or real estate, I can help.

I am good at building a relationship with someone and getting them to open up about their situation and then I’m really good at coming up with creative solutions.

I'm considering purchasing a plot of land in Burdett, NY and building multiple tiny homes on the property.

My longevity play is-Build Lean muscle-Fasting-Cold therapy-eat more greensim huge on self development. 

New builds in Florida are a smart option because they will have much lower insurance right now, but that also means the cash flow will be lower and appreciation stunted for a while.

A lot of work for small $, but I also respect the hustle from folks that don't have much $ and trying to build their business and capital.  

Along the way, I've been diligently saving and building my credit with the dream of owning my first property.

It's a scarcity play" What he meant is we purchased land value.for example in Cupertino we had 384 sqft sold for 1.7 mil , purchased probably by developer that want to build house there and selling for 3-4 mil.This is the exception of the game, if we purchase in Cupertino yes the yield is better than CD but if compare to … somewhere in Iowa maybe CD is better

I'm actually about to replace the front door on my apartment building and was probably going to go with Fiberglass.