With 34 years of real estate investing experience, I’ve been involved in everything from owning rental properties to flipping.

We have two properties under Kiavi as the lienholder/lender. The worst company to deal with submitting draws for renovation. They are so focused on their stupid form and its format, they rejected my submissions multip...

I’m excited to introduce myself as an investor and realtor with 18 years of experience in the real estate industry.

With their newfound knowledge, many gravitate toward the easiest type of multifamily property to acquire—quadplexes or four-unit buildings.This preference is largely because 2–4 unit properties are classified as residential, meaning they qualify for primary residence mortgages.

Anyone ever buy out this way? Thoughts on the pros and cons……. Any contractors go out this far?

@Thomas T.Make me under 25 again and I'd look to acquire a 2-4 unit property with an FHA low-down payment mortgage.

- And you said you were looking for a flip to live in or a househack acquiring a 2-4 more units?  

"hello, my name is ---, I'm interested in acquiring a commercial property like yours.

Hey Jackie, my partner in builds them in the greater LA area and has clients he can likely connect you to to share their experiences with ADU builds on single family lots.What I will say is that, per the math investing around $200,000 in an ADU that is around 450sqft 1Bed 1.5 bath can rent close to $1800+ in the area.

Worst experience dealing with these people!