Therefore, the appreciation that NY and Boston saw is irrelevant.I think the best way to find your answer whether walkability will appreciate in the future is to conduct a survey of current/future homebuyers.I think real estate needs to be analyzed at a regional levelI am sure there are some cities that have a high walkability score that gaining value while others are losing value.best of luck.

Depending on the agreement between the purchase of the lot and the soft costs associated with Architecture and building the tenant in common doing the 1031 may be able to use the exchange proceeds within the 180 days.

You will want to work with a lender who can prequalify you for a loan amount and produce accurate estimates of the upfront and monthly cost associated with a loan, and a realtor who can provide you with accurate market rent data on comparable properties.

This is probably a broader question, but it really relates to some things like the appraisal, you may have to pay $5,000 for an appraisal, $3,000 for the phase I environmental report, $2,000 for an ALTA survey, you may have a nominal application fee: it all depends on your loan size,For commercial investments in industrial in 2022, they're very hot and heavy, so I don't think borrowers have to spend much for upfront fees.Do I get a copy of my lender reports?

Here is a sample template, you can make it more specific if needed and add things like labor hours: https://docs.google.com/spread...Give the bid form to the contractor and have them fill it out with the work that needs to be done and the associated cost.

I have also just launched a new management company and accounting firm in the Quad Cities area to focus on providing services to anyone associated with real estate investment.

The simple answer is that the easiest way to get your money out would be to have your land surveyed, and carve out a conforming lot, creating two distinctly different parcels of land.

@Kelly OvardI would recommend taking a look at the American Community Survey, also known as the annual Census. 

I bought a property last Dec. out in Pascagoula, MS and used the property management associated with the real-estate company, I flew out there, saw the property and like the agent...fast forward to when I was back out of state, I emailed over a few questions about some fees that had been deposited back into my account after months of having a renter (which btw - I had to ask them to list the property for rent after 1 month of not seeing it listed anywhere), the owner said if I was going to ask questions I should find someone else...this is my first go at real estate investing, although I had read a lot and listed to a lot of podcast for a year or so before, I felt like he was attaching me when I called.

We were looking at some condos in the area, but have found that a lot of condo associations and HOAs have 30-day minimums on rental lease agreements and also only allow 3-4 turns on a unit depending on the specific rules.