If there are no comps then you would have to rely on quotes you get from General Building Contractors to give you a cost per square foot to build at that location But without actually building plans designed and stamped by an architect and structural engineer you may not be able to get exact figures but a ball park figure at best.

I took the school test right away and passed, and within a week took state/national exam in Phoenix.

Feed back from potential buyers has been very positive.http://www.zillow.com/homes/434-Peabody-St-NW-Manor-Park-Washington-DC-20011_rb/

Thanks Brady,I will PM you as well, but for the sake of conversation, it is by the zoo, and Swope park.

In prime neighborhoods (eg; all of Manhattan, Park Slope/Williamsburg/etc. in Brooklyn, and others) the standard is for tenants to pay without question. 

The park is on well and septic.

that is until you come across mobile home parks.  

Additionally, I presented the business plan in four business plan competitions - placing 1st in a state competition and 1st in a national competition.Therefore, I feel with over 25 years of home building experience in design, estimating, site superintendent, purchasing, land development, as well as marketing and entrepreneurship, equip me with what is needed to succeed in real estate investing!

Great price, next door to a commercial property we own that needs more parking spaces.

(keep in mind, some asset classes are more tax efficient than others, such as my personal favorite, mobile home parks)Retirement-account friendly: Passive investments can be a great fit for retirement accounts because they are hands off and don't violate rules related to prohibited transactions and self-dealing.