Also, I think @Jonathan Greene made a good point- it's not the wisest thing to pay to build an ADU on someone else's property unless you already have an easement or they deed you the section of land you'd build on.

I didn’t read this section.

If you are a seller willing to pay portion or all of a buyer's commission, make sure your listing agent knows that and is aware of how much (This is filled out in the exclusive right-to-SELL listing contract under section 7.1.1.1.

Checkout section 469 of the tax code for material participation tests and what it all means.

I thought this section would be the best place to start the reintegration process.

Or they're incentivized to get the project done by a certain date and they will get x in return - keep in mind that can be a slippery slope if they rush to get things done and cut corners.

I'm particularly passionate about fix and flip and section 8 in Baltimore, Tulsa, San Antonio, and Houston.Outside of real estate, I enjoy triathlons, martial arts, fatherhood, and time with family and friends.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

@V Reddy First, setting up an LLC to invest in real estate is generally to limit personal liability and for asset protection (select "magnifying glass icon" in top-right corner and search "LLC", you'll get a lot of feedback).

@James McGovernIt's important to understand state laws, but the process is generally the same.In my experience, Section 8 tenants usually pay on time because they know that getting evicted would make it difficult for them to find another property to rent.

PP: 400KRehab: 50KARV: 600KHere is where I'm seeing the information -https://selling-guide.fanniemae.com/sel/b2-1.3-02/limited-ca...https://guide.freddiemac.com/app/guide/section/4301.4