(Not real estate involved) Either way we've created SOPS (standard operating procedures) Every employee detailed what they did, how they did it, in writing, and if needs be, with diagrams.

Very high by Western standards, but with cap rates in the low teens and plenty of room for price appreciation (comparable properties in other East European capitals are almost twice the price) this figure could be interesting for some investors.

with that cash, you can get a couple 4plexes next to each other. or at least one. you'll obviously need a loan, price tag will be around a million. good thing is it would be conforming for a standard 30 year loan. any bank would probably require around 30% down FYI.

As far as renting out the other unit is there a good place to find standard contract to draw up or is it something I should involve a attorney with.

Then add 30% to your cost estimate, which is a standard uncertainty factor in the construction industry.

Your first decision should be to determine your future not simply follow a standard path waiting to decide. 

Yes use a standard sale contract.

Beeen in Florida a couple years and I don't think that's in standard landlording.  

You talking just standard owner occupied loans?

But maybe the interest rates quoted are standard in your market.