That being said, if your husband isn't on board that is definitely not an option.

After doing considerable homework, and consuming everything I could from Michael Blank, Joe Fairless and Matt Faircloth just loud enough for my wife’s to hear (I had to get her on board too of course), we put in an offer and got it under contract.

After doing considerable homework, and consuming everything I could from Michael Blank, Joe Fairless and Matt Faircloth just loud enough for my wife’s to hear (I had to get her on board too of course), we put in an offer and got it under contract.

I am a Mortgage Loan Officer with Onboard 1 Mortgage, LLC.

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Most (good) CPAs including myself are very busy at this time of year and many wont be onboarding new clients until after tax season. https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/KatieL13

The first few weeks will take some time to get on boarded and get access to everything.

What I am trying to say is that you have to show how this is a truly unique situation, get all the neighbors on board and have the city planning department support you.

Also, from the economy of scale perspective, it'd great to find another property nearby to get a f/t property manager on-board and maybe p/t or f/t maintenance person.

I imagine doing it that way would get a lot of sellers on board because they have absolutely nothing to lose because the property is not tied up?