What's drawing you to commercial?

Commercial properties are valued by net operating income  divided by cap rate. 

It is divided into the tabs displayed at the bottom of the sheet. 

So far the costs I have in mind is price of the home, drawing utilities, gravel for the driveway, etc.

Everybody has to decide for themselves where to draw the line.

I guess all things considered they're not complete drawbacks because they help ensure you're making a good investment and that protects the bank and you but the main things I noticed is that closing will probably take longer, you have more stringent restrictions in terms of contractors you can use for even the smallest jobs, and because they constantly have to inspect that you're doing what you say you're doing having their inspectors come out to to survery everything before processing draw requests can also slow down your project.

The plus side is the rent is low for the area and it draws ton’s of migrants who rent for ever and ever.Based on the cash flow, I see this as a good investment for my local area and it fits my investment goals and budget.

I thought  a Title company can do the re plat and that's all plus draw the CCR's correct can someone advise??

I’m from South Africa and working in Kuwait, I have a couple rentals in Cape Town but now looking to get into US.I have 2 colleagues here who has family in the US one in Atlanta and and one in Ohio so how do we go about drawing up the agreement.

The question is: If my cousin is living there and using minimum utilities how do I divided the utilities once my parents move in?