Quote from @Paul Morton: is there an attic.. set air handler and go into ceiling with round supplies There is an attic, but I'm going to evaluate whether or not I can finish it.

Congratulations again and hope to continue to see you in the forums to hear about your progress!!

As a general contractor, I have a strong understanding of the buying, selling, and financing processes, which gives me an edge in evaluating and improving properties.

As for refinancing, it is generally possible, but evaluating the costs, including closing fees and any additional points, is key.As a side note, you are obviously concerned about interest rate, and this can make a difference of hundreds dollars per month, but I see clients with properties where the monthly lease is 2x the monthly mortgage payment.

You cannot have both.SummaryFrankie, to achieve financial freedom, you need to evaluate investment locations based on their likely performance over the next 30+ years, not just day-one cash flow.

Expand your network, build a team, and leverage engineering skills to evaluate properties.

Hey David, I recommend contacting an arborist first to come evaluate.

From unexpected fees and rigid terms to missed opportunities due to slow funding processes—these factors could be impacting your bottom line more than you realize.Have you ever re-evaluated your financing strategy?

this property is zoned for office / medical facility, multi use but has a residential house on it.would love advice from the community on how to1. analyze potential2. source funding3. evaluate market value of property for purchase4. building the development team

A notable sign of progress is that Detroit's population saw a slight uptick in 2023 according to the US Census—the first increase in nearly 70 years, which shows some positive momentum.I've found Detroit to be a good mix of cash flow and potential appreciation, but having a solid team on the ground is absolutely crucial.