Or do the economics just not work? 

After receiving a stop work letter during demolition, and realizing that my GC made an oversight on the level of drawings required for the level of renovations we needed to perform, we hired a local design/PE company to complete the structural, electrical, plumbing, fire, and energy efficiency as required by code enforcement.

I pull a lot of my information from the Bureau of Economic and Business Research at the University of Florida.

Silver also has superior industrial use, notably in some emerging industries such as microchip manufacturing and alternative energy devices. 

It's the economic loss that we used to have that we don't have any more.Third party would take 60 days if not more to renovate each unit.

I want to be able to help and serve others at a higher level, both physically, mentally/spiritually, and economically.

@Hoang Nguen,Foreclosure is quite rare in this economic.

Have Historic P&L, fully executed lease copies, but do not have the actual bank statements or deposit copies proving income (economic occupancy).

Just make sure you factor in downturn potential and have plenty of reserves in case of a major economic event. 

Well the first thing is people lose their jobs, and people tend in the lower economic categories get hit hardest.