In my town right now you would just need to go back to the office you got the permit from which would be code enforcement and fill out a new permit and maybe pay another fee or they might apply the first fee.

Hiring a bookkeeper was a game-changer for us and I highly recommend it to other investors who don't have one.

Just imagine how much faster and easier you could grow your portfolio if you didn’t have to play the banking game.

I am on the zoning board in Media and would recommend talking with the code enforcement department to see if they will offer any names of the usual attorneys they see at their zoning board meetings.

Don't give her more time to play games with you. 

They are leaving and if you tried to enforce the rest of the lease they would fight you to no end.

We are still very new to the real estate game, but we remembered why we got into it in the first place, and that was to build a portfolio of appreciating assets that cash-flowed.

I also loved The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek.

The end game for me is to resell the land.

If you have an agent, I would see what connections they have in that regard but there are definitely deals on the MLS and waiting to buy is going to be the biggest thing that slows down your game plan.