The issue is that they failed their inspection on Friday, they came out today, fixed part of it, and poured the concrete.

"Site control" (sourcing a new deal under contract) is typically one leg of the stool--the others are capital and experience (such as rehab & project management, etc.). 

I've been checking out your site this afternoon and listening to some of the podcasts and reading some of your posts.

I ended up replacing that sidewalk anyway due to municipality's threat of legal action; you lose in court and have court costs on top of the cost of the concrete work.This sort of thing is one of those real world expenses that the usual analysis tools fail to account for.

What most, in my opinion, fail to realize is that as a property owner, you are providing a service to a customer, and as such, must be in a customer service oriented mindset.

Without a clear focus, you will set yourself up to fail.

The self-directed retirement professionals on BP are some of the best contributors on the site.

I am looking into onlinejobs.ph which is a site that allows you to view resumes and interact with potential candidates.

First day on this site.  

I got the quote back for:Property Condition Assessment:  $4800Commercial Building Inspection: $2300Phase 1 - Environmental Site Assessment: $2000Capital Replacement Study: $750For all you seasoned commercial/mixed-use investors what would you pay for as far as inspections, assessments, etc?