The bill aims to help property owners by streamlining the process of removing squatters and protecting private property rights.

There's a bunch of houses out there with "in law" units that make ADU conversions simple and affordable.

With no experience, you will have a tough time finding deals, finding private equity, and finding financing.

Consider learning about wholesaling, seller financing, or leveraging private money or hard money lenders for your flips.

Costs may disqualify the opportunity even though in theory it can be converted.I believe its important to set expectations and if this is an 8 bedroom RSA5 home just as an example you very well could be looking at a building that's obsolete and again even if it is RM1, depending on the costs of the conversion, still potentially obsolete.

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From there, I would like to explore house hacking/the BRRR strategy, but I know there are rules, regulations, and connections I will need to make all this happen.If anyone is willing to have a conversation or thinks they could use my help in bettering their real estate business in return for some advice, I would love to at the very least create some new relationships.Here is my 2.6 cents adjusted for inflation...What about getting a realtor license?

These conversations can help with sharing stories, etc.  

They will also provide guidance on how to handle the conversion and any necessary adjustments.

I told him that just this morning I had a conversation with an investor who was interested in hard money in CO.Here's his info:Kevin HighmarkChief Loan OriginatorKevin at capitalfund1.com (that's his email, just convert to @)NMLS #1330046 Capital Fund I, LLCBK-0917799Company NMLS# 396288www.CapitalFund1.com14555 N Scottsdale Rd | Suite 200 | Scottsdale AZ 85254d 480  656  7458