Just posted yesterday some more specifics where new construction is starting to creep in.

The industry I work in does not do a great job of covering the cost of living in Denver but does in NYC.

Here is a specific example of the calculation as I did it in the beginning.

Their situation was a little specific as they lived in and operated a business out of their home so they signed up for a NNN lease, and the property was dual zoned residential and commercial so we were able to maximize their value.  

Of course there are nuances like everything regulated by the IRS but like I said it's basically not that hard to stay in compliance. 

New investor here, looking to get started on flips and value add projects in the Denver area.After spending many hours buried in property records searches and financial spreadsheets, I've determined the best way to move forward is to enlist an agent who caters specifically to buyers looking to capture value from rehabbing run down and distressed properties. 

Bailes, I've delved deep into the complexities of vapor dynamics and the importance of tailoring retrofit strategies to the specific needs of older buildings.

It relied heavily on that industry, so when handcrafted furniture fell out of favor during to mass production people started leaving and it hasn't quite found it's new calling. 

To thrive in this industry, it's essential to comprehend these changing needs and align your offerings accordingly. a.

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