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All Forum Posts by: Greg Soon

Greg Soon has started 9 posts and replied 112 times.

@Kenny Dahill

Good point. Which transactional due management software would you recommend?

Post: Innago Software Users

Greg SoonPosted
  • Posts 112
  • Votes 19

@Sara Reeder

If you elect to cover fees for tenant, this could end up costing more 5han many other solutions. I'd 5his still a good choice?

@John Fakish

If you were to get it a permit for a kitchen, would it get approved? If you have a SFH zoning you are only allowed to have one stove. So you are OK with a bar but not to have additional stoves in the bar area (include microwave oven). As long as you are conforming to the code you should be ok

@Tom Gimer

Wish I can warn

@Cason Acor

Hard money lender asking for zoning too. One said no issue so I proceeded but at the 3nd said no

@Matt Devincenzo

Could mean destroy two properties and leave one alone.

A wild thought, connection= all three properties and call it one?

@Ronald Rohde

That would require subdivide to three lots to build

@Ash Patel

700k

@Cason Acor

No but they may be able to extend. Working on it

@Sriram Kumar Bikkina

I have looked into several properties with basement in Maryland with intention to buy based on the listing. I found many of them the floors are not even, some with significant slopes. Later my realtor friend told me he does not like properties without basement because it is much harder to run pipes and a lot built underground and hard to fix.

This does not deter me from looking into this kind of property in the future, just need to check conditions and weigh price against potential difficulty in repairs