What do you typically shoot for, cashflow-wise?

Can anyone refer a good business/real estate attorney on the west side or downtown Orlando?

They typically want 35 to 40% down for STNL.If it was corporate guarantee and BBB- investment grade or better tenant then loan terms tend to be better with less down.Would require operator to give personal guarantee. 20 unit operator means nothing if they do not personally guarantee or they can put lease under just 1 to 4 stores for guarantee.Would want rental increases every year. 1% rent increase is generally reserved for corporate.

I would not go for the best cash flow locales as they typically are the best cash flow locale because they have little historical appreciation so the market dictates a price that produces cash flow. 

However, typically helical piles transfer the vertical force from the base foundation to the helix of the pile.

Depending on your area typically 0.5-2% response rate2) Cost-effective way is to send the first batch first class, harvest the dead leads and remove those from your campaign, then mail standard for the rest3) Opinion is that you should shop around because quality, price, and service differs between different companies.Regards,Ray

Hi Tyrell,Typically your looking at $40-45k for a typical 3 flat in Chicago for plumbing & electric.

@Antoine Martel Please refer to this article:https://la.curbed.com/2017/1/9/14219298/granny-fla...No, I honestly want try traditional financing first before entertaining HML.Mattaniah

I think Livonia is the best of that area for flipping, and all of the areas your references seem solid for rentals .  

You will get down payment offered and monthly mortgage payments that this buyer would typically be paying a lender.