Hello Bigger Pockets Community,My name is Nick Narine and I am a 25 year old, civil and environmental engineer.

For them it’s more like buying a car… another depreciating asset. all the bestRandy  

As or recent I came across an opportunity from one of my old friends uncle that owns an auto mechanic shop/business(where we have been bringing our cars to for 15+ years) .

All of this is in process with the AHJ and Engineers.

My business still does a solid $250k a year in profit, so I have additional sources of income that might appeal to investors.I think the problem will be credit history: I've never taken out a car loan or house mortgage, but have had credit cards since 18 and have been paying them on time with no outstanding debt.

Large driveway can easily accommodate 4+ cars.

Large driveway can easily accommodate 4+ cars.

Chiefly that they are not the global economic engine of the USA, their currency does not rule internationally like the USD, and they don't have nearly the debt that the US gov has (nor the capability to generate it due to their currency status.) 

Specific requirements of the fire marshall that will impede development, such as requirement of a hammerhead for fire engine turnaround.Title insurance covers undiscovered easements and deed restrictions.

It looks like crap and screams cheap.While it's true that hardwood can become damaged with excessive pet running, it is actually rare and a true hardwood floor can be buffed or sanded a few times during it's lifetime.Another option is engineered wood.