But I know that finding the balance on the pro forma between the cost of the land/construction and the density of the development (which drives rents/income/cash flow) is always the challenge.

The first tenants are moving in July 1, and they have asked me to cover the costs associated with the installation of any new services (i.e., internet), and then they will transfer it into their name at the start of the lease.

And if anyone knows what a full renovation on a property in Pittsburg that is around 1900 sqft would cost, if you could let me know, that would be greatly appreciated.

So I have 30 parking spots and really should have 60 spots to be safe for the type of business that is renting. 

You might also meet someone that could be a potential business partner.

Data is something that I love educating investors on because it's a vital part of their business to understand the intricacies. 

This requires an unexpired passport and bank statements showing down payments and closing costs which would need to be translated and in U.S.

Even more after you consider the hard money costs. 2) the hard money route is going to cost you at least a few % of the loan value so it’s basically the same as just raising your offer a few percent even higher than “overbidding by an insane amount”.3) the seller’s might be taking cash offers because they know they won’t appraise for the sale price.

I paid cash, but borrowed 30k from a family member to cover some extra costs and renovation, the HOA fee is $135, and I pay my family member $500 a month until the 30k is paid off.

Part of my business model has been not just profit but an enjoyment for the work.