Each property/deal is unique.

which offer such a wide variety of investment opportunities and all have unique character. 

I was here, went through the curfew and all, and saw a few windows broken outside 'riot central,' but other than that, it was the usual, charming, warm city that I've grown to love.This is a unique city - the further from the harbor you go, the newer the architecture and it's sometimes block-to-block!  

I'm not delusional, but accepting certain realities is just not going to help me reach my full potential.Somewhere out there there is either a unique opportunity for me to get ahead, or for me to create for myself.

The market in Denver is changing (as it is everywhere, I'm guessing) and the particulars of the job market, housing availability, and population fluxes makes for unique and dynamic circumstances.

This question is hard :) Each show is unique and has some great parts, I should say.

One insight from a $200 course may make you $5000 or more in a unique situation.

Those are irrelevant to this discussion.My point is that in formulating a plan to move forward with building on the lot, the first step is to go back and identify the parcel you intend to build on, then identify how you are holding title to that parcel, and then describe the unique characteristics of that parcel due to the fact that it was Replacement Property in a 1031 Exchange, such as the deferred capital gains tax.These are not questions that "need to be asked of any property."  

It can be confusing at first, but they provide unique opportunities for the right investor.

I was wondering what the unique steps for due diligence / inspection that I should keep in mind with investing in Oklahoma.