I anticipate the remaining units will require $5-8,000 in rehab costs.

I would anticipate this matter to be rectified by 10am tomorrow.  

At this point, we anticipate all planned units will be upgraded and leased by the end of Q4 2017.

I don't anticipate it going up in value like houses do here in Los Angeles.

However, I asked to schedule a walk-through to look for any repairs/updates needed in anticipation of showing for next tenant (with two weeks notice), arrived and found the locks had been changed and garage door opener also did not open the garage door.

If I end up going through with the contract I would anticipate that the property would be used mainly by those who are visiting Charlotte for work or a special event.

@Ben Leybovich, Grant is not the only one who is starting to pile up the cash in anticipation of a softening of the market.

The State of Ca is anticipating a recession.As much as I want to buy a property, I feel like we're near the top of a market cycle.

There are several other threads about rezoning on BiggerPockets though that I’m sure would be helpful.As far as building new, it requires a lot more work than you anticipate and usually ends up costing more than you budget for when individuals try to do one off projects like this.

Is it nice to see once in a while, and do I anticipate those returns in real estate?