Interior/Exterior paint and landscapingComplete gut and update with modern finishesRestore and polish original Terrazzo flooringRebuild seawall and sprinkler system install

Interior/Exterior paint and landscapingComplete gut and update with modern finishesRestore and polish original Terrazzo flooringRebuild seawall and sprinkler system install

In addition to removing the interiors, we raised the ceilings from 7'-4" to 10'-6" in the common areas.

Good thing I have a partner who's an interior designer as well!

It took more of our time to rent (no huge open house - We showed to each prospective tenant individually), but it was only vacant 1 month and about 2 weeks of which were spent on the tenant turnover (previous tenant was there 5 years so painted all interior, replace 2 out of 3 faucets, replaced all internal water valves and hoses, laundry roof needed some repair, repainted car port, replace one bathroom fan, replaced 3 blinds, some work to closet doors: turnover cost was ~$4k).You seem to have done your due diligence. 

UC Berkeley, Wharton, etc)- Major in Finance & Minor Architecture (Because I like architecture)- Intern and Work for a Real Estate Developer/Private Equity Company  - Get an MBA & MRED at USC- Work for a Real Estate Developer - Go off on my ownThe reason is because most successful real estate developers that I come across have worked for a real estate developer. 

And all that content is free, all it costs is your time to watch it and process internally what they are doing/saying.

I wouldn't close a deal without a good sample of interior inspections since you're trying to gauge your turnover budget. 

I am not sure how they are structured internally, but it is a 100+ year old company and they are well respected in the area, so I am assuming it is all done legally.

Financing might be a little tricky but there are plenty of international investors here in Columbus