Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

I am also RE agent and have already advised my clients not to buy any condos unless they are really financially and emotionally ready for the risks involved. 

Thank again I heard the market is still steady so maybe someone can advise better on it. 

I'm seeking advice on a challenging situation with one of my rental properties, a condominium that was damaged in a fire incident. The reconstruction project is taking longer than expected, and I'm facing ongoing fees...

Talked to a seller today, and her exact words were: "I have been advised by the title insurance company that because the deed for the property from my grandparents to my uncle was recorded after their death, I need to have a quiet title process initiated."

But not worth the headache if the tenants bring about non-monetary stress.

I learned that they lost their job but have secured a new position that started on the 29th.The property management company has advised me to get the property certified as a rental, but it failed inspection.

My advise would be if you do get a HELOC, have a rock-solid plan to pay it back in full ASAP.

I would advise working with a mortgage broker instead for a seamless process instead of rolling the dice.

Hey Victor,Diversification is always going to be the best thing to do so definitely invest also in the stock market in general but I would advise that you move forward with that ADU.