I recommend you consult with an architect.

The best decision depends on individual financial situations, risk tolerance, and investment goals, and consulting a financial advisor or real estate professional can help tailor a strategy.Good luck!

Also, there are several tax advantages of real estate investments, best to consult with a professional to understand all the tax advantages you can leverage.

However, it’s important to proceed with caution and consult with a real estate attorney to understand the potential risks.2.

I raised my kids as a single mother, quit my W2 job as a trial consultant, and was a FT real estate broker associate.

The seller has consulted their CPA but I am looking for a better understanding here. 

I would never do this kind of buy without consulting an attorney and having the attorney advising me if this is a safe way to purchase any property. 

Likely, the city doesn't have the resources to follow up on every single filing to figure out what ended up happening but I'd def consult w/ an attorney to figure out your next steps and be very careful about the conversations you're having w/ your tenants before doing so.Happy to chat w/ you offline to share my experiences w/ this.

I'm in the process of creating a regional brokerage for newer investors to get real help with acquisition, and consultation on STR, MTR and LTR success in the residential space.

I would like to not be liable as a foreclosure consultant and include that in the agreement.