I'm not there to monitor this process.

i manage mine on my own I'm in PA now.My Boston condo has in-house maintenance :) My NC commercial, I did for 3 yrs, but quickly lost my infrastructure because I am not there.

We are looking at a property that will likely appreciate reasonably well – there is new infrastructure being built, connecting the neighborhood more directly with the “hubs” in the region etc.

Let us know if we can help and monitor the blogs for the next Chica go meetup. 

Railroad land has been used in the past, and there are companies in the wireless infrastructure field that focus their energy on finding these deals. 

And I suppose the way the dc govt will know previous rent levels is because all units are registered with RAD and theyll monitor what you do.I think thats how dc deals with the renting out of a unit that was vacant.

You just monitor that it was done. 

Unfortunately the subdivision is almost in foreclosure with the bank.The subdivision is owned by 3 partners, 1 was the money man and has 45% ownership, the 2nd is his son, with 10% ownership, and the 3rd partner was in charge of running the subdivision and has 45% ownership.All of the infrastructure was developed when the subdivision was sold to the partners.

That's the utilities, drainage, streets and other infrastructure that's on or below the ground.

Hey Jon,I'm monitoring the Canal deal on MLS to see what it sells for.