Hi,I am looking for contractors with a team specializing in full rehabs, including plumbing and electrical, in the Tampa area.

Hi Kevin,My go to commercial real estate reports are:IRR's annual Commercial Real Estate Trends ReportPWC's annual Emerging Trends in Real EstateCBRE's biannual North American Cap Rate SurveyRCLCO's quarterly State of the Real Estate MarketMarcus and Millichap's annual US Multifamily Investment ForecastI am certain that all the ongoing info you need will be included in these reports!

I noticed there are multiple doors that do not close properly without jamming including the front door which hopefully is not due to foundation shifting, our contractor said its more than likely just a build up of moisture filling up inside and all the wood expanding and warping.

I have a few private investors that what me to include them when/if I decide to do my first project in nola.. but i feel i still need to network more and get a better feel for the market first... glad I found this site and have been wanting to make it to one of the REI meetups. 

Among the "magic words" you mentioned include, "... and we have a video of that too. 

Should I average a flat fee and add that to the rent advertising (utilities included) or should I charge a flat fee additional to the rent?

Others include it in their management fee.

The fear is that there is a trustee assigned and 3 other debts included in the NO. 

@Anthony Butcher  Based off your numbers and the standard wholesaling formula, your maximum offer would be $127,500, including any of your fees ($325k * 70% - 100k rehab). 

I am not sure I will do any more of those for a while.There are other things I don't like about Fundrise, which includes the lack of transparency.