You will benefit yourself far more in the long run by networking locally and finding a seasoned real estate agent/broker that specializes in working with investors, both building and liquidating portfolios. 

Building Codes and Permits: Insights on navigating local building codes and securing permits for this type of conversion would be incredibly helpful.Potential Pitfalls: Are there any common issues or unforeseen challenges I should be aware of when undertaking a project like this?

The Deal Finder is constantly on the hunt for new deals, always looking for properties that meet the team's investment criteria.Key Traits:- Optimistic and energetic- Risk-tolerant - Forward-thinking- Well-connected in the local real estate market2.

Hi Jessica, are you able to invest locally?

The New Orleans agent was able to connect us with a local lender.

It would make it very hard to get a kid head through there but wouldn't make it hard to look through it.Something like this - Dang, the forum keeps blocking website links.EDIT 2, well I can't put the link in no matter what I do.Do a search for vertical stainless steel cable railings.

My guess is that it is localized. 

You can probably find basics of these forms online and then have a local attorney clean them up and make them compliant for your state (or the lawyer could draft them although they'd be a bit more expensive).

Have you had success networking locally?

I am a realtor and investor in SLC and would love to ask some questions to local experts (Realtors, property managers, etc) about buying an investment property in St.