If you shoot me your contact info I can let you know once it rolls out. 

If it’s allowable I’m planning to send him a cease and desist letter to get the heck off my property unless he’s using the ROW for some form of access.

The HELOC/DSCR combo seems like it could be a viable short-term option assuming it could be rolled into a conventional. 

SOME insurance companies will roll that cost into the new roof and some won't.

But yeah, it's the tourists and malahini that are the problem [eye roll]

Cash flow was around $350 per month.Step 2: Sold the condo using a 1031 exchange to roll over the taxes.Step 3: Bought a primary home in a LCOL city for $200,000 and rehabbed it.

When we told the leasing agent about the problems we were having with the landlord, she said that the lease actually rolled over to another year and we might end up owing him money! 

The things you need are very formulaic, and most competent real estate attorneys can do these very cheaply, in the hopes that if you ever have a "more expensive" need, that you'll contact them for that, too.Congrats on getting up and rolling, and best of luck!

The beneficiary would have to open an inherited self-directed IRA; the assets will be rolled over there.

Here's a case study that would be dismissed based on your criterion:-Asset: Mix Use 11 Unit Building-Contract Price: $1.73M-Existing Rent Roll $15,800*Currently 1 vacant commercial space market rent $5,500 & 9 apartments all leased below market value (60 day termination provisions for each residential lease). -$650,000 Renovation Budget-Stabilized Rent Roll $25,400-"As Complete and Stabilized Value": $3.45MThat's a recent MLS deal in a B+ Philadelphia location with a credit tenant that's been there for 20 years in the occupied commercial space.