I help investors optimize their financial strategy by implementing the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC), finding the best insurance for their properties and cars, and connecting them with legal experts for living trust creation.

Yes, you’ll have good transit access along 82nd but I believe you aren’t as likely to attract the car-less owner there as you would closer in. 82nd is changing, but I don’t think it’s happening fast enough to justify leave out permanent parking if you’re reselling individually.

the property tenants paid for my wife's new car that we needed.

Are you seeing a line of cars outside of the property?

There's also a detached two-car garage and workshop.It exists in kind of a twilight zone between commercial and residential. 

At some point, rent control and high operating costs make real estate investing no longer viable.

my apprehension is on the vagueness of the program I get "building networks and relationships with directors and decision makers at senior care facilities" but what exactly are they providing?

Where would I look to get information to see which car facilities are looking to rent homes.

There are bills going through now and we are pushing law makers to support, back, and pass these laws.

My plan is to buy distressed at around 70-80% of ARV, force appreciation through renovation, and hold for at least two years to maximize the tax-free gain.For my first target, I’m looking at:Purchase Price: ~$600K for a distressed 2/1, ~1,000 sq. ft. home with a 2 car garageRenovation Budget: ~$200KFinal Product: Expand to 3/2, ~1,500 sq. ft. + convert garage into a 400 sq. ft. 1/1 ADUProjected ARV: ~$1M+Appreciation Assumption: ~4% per yearFinancing-wise, I’m leaning towards a construction to perm loan.