I could meet you at the Starbucks on Spring Garden Road at 11am or 12pm tomorrow.  

@Julio Velazquez, as Abel said, you won't need attorney and accountant until further down the road.

From the time Hawaii was identified as a strong possibility I began market research ( I did live in Hawaii for four years prior so it is not a completely new area for me), educating myself on marketing, building a real estate business, generating leads, the top brokers and agents in the area, successful business models and was to track leads.

It seems like your on the right road researching the different areas etc.

I have several great working relationships with landlords and work on their primary homes as well, and actually got into REI after talking about it with them.But before you pour your heart and soul (and $$) int building a business up to where you dream it can be, identify that client base and make sure they're really there to support it. 

Here's the link: https://apps.hud.gov/pub/chums...Overlay both lists to identify all the 203K approved lenders in your state who are able to service the loan through the entire reno project and have experience with this complicated loan product.

The front half of the storage units on the second lot are accessed through the road from the second lot, but then to reach the units one has to use the road between the 2 storage buildings, which is on the first lot. 

I always thought that maybe that was something for later down the road - my thought process has always been that commercial probably requires more capital up front.

That background, combined with my own natural curiosity, has taught me how to identify where both municipal and private investment trends are heading in the neighborhoods I know about. 

@Jason White is a ways up the road, but he might to someone in that area.