If you don't tackle this right now, you will start to make excuses not to go to the property and then you will think "Real Estate doesn't work".

Definitely a great way to tackle bigger flips.

I'm working on a project now, but won't tackle it in earnest until the end of this year.

If you are going to tackle another one, you could utilize 10-15% down and not have MI with our Academy Investor loan.

I would then tackle the garage ADU once you have money coming in and snowball from there with an investment property down the road after you get a good handle on your current situation.

The best way to tackle this I believe is starting with the systems first and then working your way down to the cosmetic issues.

But if no one else replies, at least it’s one meeting to look into.I’m curious that the title of your post about AirBNB restrictions in Newport doesn’t seem to relate to the content of your post though (REIA meetings near Methuen).If you were also asking about that, the most recent news I could find was Newport begins to tackle short-term rentals, as many properties operate under the radar which discusses the new short term rental registration requirement and has a link to the new ordinance.My guess would be that “registration” is only the first step, and that once they have a reasonably good list of active short-term rentals there will be more restrictions/requirements to come.

You must be able to understand how to work with the numbers to define sensitivity to de-risk a deal before you tackle one.Feel free to contact me if you have any specific questions or concerns.Feel free to contact me if you have any specific questions.

And nobody talks about the phase 2 deal anymore, the one which was supposed to tackle the intellectual property issue.

It seems that this problem can be tackled with smaller fixes rather than completely ripping everything out and starting over!!