I'm particularly passionate about growing quickly from SFRs into Multi-family and currently developing tools to source and assess deals.Outside of real estate, I enjoy long-form conversations with brilliant people, or at least watching them when there aren't other people around to converse with.

There is a 12 month loan seasoning requirement for a cash out loan, and fha and Va have seasoning requirements for rate and term refinance, but assuming as it is investment property that is not applicable.

As of now Anaheim is not accepting permit applications for short term.

Has anyone denied an application that they've already approved?

There were some costs involved for demolition, making an application and a survey coming in around $30,000.One of the best parts of this deal was the “return on time”.

My property manager was diligent with picking the right tenant, which I appreciated, but that comes with really narrowing down a pool of applicants that would have been okay in the short term.I am trying to decide what is best right now and getting them rented out would make sense, but my problem is the lack of funds I currently am facing to rehab them to get them back to rent-ready condition and the monthly mortgage really hindering my ability to save up for these rehab funds.

It's unsettling to think that someone may have been watching our clean-out person that day.

In the inner City those neighborhoods tend to be densely populated with residents who own their homes and when there is a vacancy the home is normally purchased and flipped by investors watching the MLS like a hawk. 

Does anybody have any advice on this subject, anything I should watch out for, is a lawyer necessary, does everyone have to sign the deed, or is it a straightforward process I can do myself?

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