So if you or anyone want the full picture and always have a team of 22 plus onshore analysts to call upon on each and every step of your projects, then feel free to contact me.

Tourism groups and consultants are already projecting that visitor numbers in the Gorge could double by 2030, driven by its reputation as a world-class climbing destination and the broader surge in outdoor recreation.Another signal that shouldn’t be ignored: the climbing community itself has been investing heavily in land acquisitions throughout the Gorge to permanently protect access.

When I look at listings across upstate NY, I don't see anything that cash flows with 60-75% debt financing. If I wanted to purchase a $1-2M strip mall property for example, and finance 60-75% there would be substantia...

The inspector might note "addition appears to not match original construction," which is basically code for "this probably wasn't permitted."

also we probably can't get enough loan if it is solely based on debt/ incoming ration, usually does the bank approve loan based on projected rental income?  

When you get the inspection report, evaluate projects that you need to do now vs deferring and budget those in. 

We work closely with real estate investors throughout the DMV and may be able to point you toward the right resources or connections.Wishing you the best, this sounds like a major project.!

It it normally around 20% to 35% of the building value(taking out the land).For projection purposes, you likely want to be conservative and use 20% to 25% as an estimate.

:) If you're not evaluating adjusting rents annually, then this is more a hobby than a business venture.You don't necessarily want to chase market rents to the "penny",  but no increases is usually a sign of lax management.For the condo with numerous special assessments - what is the HOA projecting for the next 2-3 years?

I’m in the early stages of building a phased campground/RV park from the ground up in Pennsylvania, and I’m looking to connect with operators who’ve been in the trenches.Over the past year I’ve evaluated a ton of parcels, worked through zoning conversations, utilities, terrain challenges, and the realities of sequencing infrastructure for a ground‑up outdoor hospitality project.