First thing to ask is there a recent timber cruise.. this is a timber appraisal done by a forester. when you look at those it will tell you age class size species mix and even give you current market values.. now remember when you see those they are doing the valuation as if you were going to slick off every single stick on the unit. and just leave the leave tree's as required by law.... depending on growing site area IE 1, 2 ,3 you can figure out growth rates. and your appreciation over time.1. ask them what the difference between a domestic log and import log is.2.

Only with good communication can your real estate business run well and keep you and your tenants happy.When I am screening out PM’s before I invest in a new area I expect the PM to be on their “A” game and be in constant conversation with me because he wants to get my business.

There are no exceptions for a certain arbitrary number of employees or net worth, nor is there a “small business” exclusion or exception for businesses with fewer than five employees, or for businesses that satisfy some other arbitrary size, net worth or similar criteria.

This was a voicemail he left me, so we have not talked about price, lot size, or other details yet.Any advice/information is appreciated.

,I know I need to file taxes, do the bookkeeping, screen tenants, have strong leases, insurance, and know a bit more that the average dame when it comes to structural issues and maintenance since my parents were builders.  

And, any absolute numbers for "cash flow" or equity are sorta useless without knowing the size of the deal.And, of course it's highly dependent on location, neighborhood characteristics, and the investor's preference for product type.

The RICH club puts on an event on the first Saturday of every month and thats a decent sized event.

Hasn't been a too much of a problem.We don't include screen doors unless there is a compelling reason to do so.

IE number of bedrooms, bathrooms, lot size etc.You never know who's looking to buy.

I would try to minimize the size of the common areas as much as possible (within reason).