I have left bathrooms almost 100% as I bought them, left older but functioning hvac items, and usually leave older siding (wood or aluminum).

I usually try to avoid  post-closing occupancy by the Seller whenever possible.

If you are a designer, you usually have an apprentice, then start your own brand.If you are a politician, you start local, then go national. 

It’s usually not a big deal, as most lenders are generally competent and can get the job done.

Usually it's a category like 'retail', 'warehouse', 'medical', etc.Are there certain traits or characteristics for a building to be deemed medical?

Others that hold multiple properties usually form LLCs.

Management goes through rent rolls and finances of prospective sites, and I do physical inspections, gather certificates, check and estimate vacant and contracts, etc.It's usually an additional service in my experience, but works out well when we start take over new contracts.

In anticipation of this call, I was wondering if anyone had experience with Memphis Invest, whether positive or negative, that they would be willing to share. 

In general, running utility lines to/pouring a concrete slab for the prefab home could be required, and usually isn't cheap where I live.

It's a great feeling when every lead that responds to my marketing has a property that checks all of my blocks for being a qualified lead.I'll explain the criteria that I usually use and why I do.