Very old house that needed work but it was large for the area with a ocean view from the second foot.

The basement was literally the size of the entire homes footprint & each basement window was 4widex6deep (egress comes to mind).

This home is going for 59per square foot while others are comping at 67per square foot.

It's difficult to convey the nuances of conversation in print, since tone of voice and body language drastically change the meaning of what we say.

I was hoping some of you might be able to give me some pointers and how a complete newbie can get his foot in the door.  

You want to start off on the right foot by fixing any deferred maintenance issues there may be.

The only concrete that was broke up was a one foot square area.

HELOCs are short term loans, read the fine print, buying long term assets with short term financing can spell trouble.

Look at the Lumina building, retailing condos at $3k per square foot in many of the units. 

Many investors are into their 40s, 50s, and 60s, and may not be too familiar with digital and social marketing opportunities, and may be limiting themselves substantially by only marketing their properties through "hard" methods (print newspapers, mailers, calls, etc.)I have a BA in Media Studies/ Communications, training in digital video production and post production, and experience in digital marketing through email, Facebook, and other social media.