Permitting took longer than expected at the city of Atlanta but the addition of the second story made it longer since arborist and site have to sign off.

He is a retired Senior Vice President from a large Metropolitan Bank and moved to my area to get away from the city but found himself wanting a second career where he could still be people oriented and got his Realtors license a little more than 25 years ago.

Hello, I have 3 acres of land paid off outside of greenville,sc  it is unzoned and I called the city I am allowed to have up to 3 mobile homes on the land.

The second electrician came in at $18,000 and then told my contractor what specifically the main most expensive part was and told him to go look on EBay to see if we could find it new and then to let him, the electrician verify it was the correct part and we could buy it ourself saving us about $2,000 off the original $18,000.

I was thinking in a simplistic way a single unit could be installed on the main floor which is where the cooling is needed, but again I may not be appreciating all the ins and outs of a mini-split. 

If you are looking for flips, the market in Raleigh is very competitive with it being in a big city with tons of available jobs and such.

He’s been in RE for the past 30 years.I asked him how he got started in real estate since it’s something I wanted to get into (mainly multi family) and he said he had an investor that would pay for everything up front while he would manage it.

I would need to have a call with you to give a definite answer.These are the 3 main tests:1.

I feel in a city like LA or Seattle (where I am currently) you have to spend a little more time than in a city like Orlando (where my units are) purely because of the market.

But there is def cycle for each state. the cycle is actually a Fed rate cycle so it's all global, demand/supply are very different now in every city/state.