Just wondering if anyone had anything good or bad to say about their process or product.

This person, with all due respect,  may have heard it that way and I'm sure the company would really like to know with whom they spoke because having just been through the process I can assure it is not mandatory.

I currently gross around $120K per year and plan to maintain this income through the first many years of my REI journey.So far: I’m educating myself on the process of REI by reading books, following the forums, attending webinars, etc.

I would love to get the opinon of other bay area folk who have considered this and/or doing it.Heres my thought process--> 500K equity in current home--> sell home--> find a househack in either Oak, San Leandro or Alameda ( sticking to these areas because I want my kids to remain in the school they are in).

We've got the data and are in the process of adding it to our user interface.

The appraisal was the slowest part of the process.  

Depending on tenant type you are marketing to (national, regional, mom and pop), how much new development is ongoing versus existing vacant space, and box size type will play into how long it takes to lease a space and get rent going.

From what I know, the common process of financing in the real estate development is like this:https://cdn.corporatefinanceinstitute.com/assets/p...But what if a junior developer who has less job experience in this field than any others and is trying to develop a huge scale of townhouses?

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Going to ask my CPA if I can 1099 the PM for repairs conducted because I was not planning on having payroll or workers compensation.3.Develop a post inspection process on repairs before any compensation is released.