As a 40-year-old Australian investor, I've built a strong real estate portfolio focused on the local market.

These properties are in the B to A class range, 2002 built so this is the first time needing an AC system replacement.I am curious what everyones thoughts are here, would you go with the nicer system since you will have the property long-term, or is the $1,000 cost difference too steep for you?

In a time of rapid appreciation or a bull market this is where that 6 month piece can come in handy.

In 2020, I built under $200 a foot with long-term rates in the 3's to get 40% ROI.

Raleigh-Cary, NC, is a rapidly growing area with significant expansion in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, and technology sectors.

Usually, after the first deal, the trust is built and we just ensure we keep building on that trust.If lenders do any other investigation on their end, they are welcome to, but I've not had anyone share anything that they've discovered that was of a concern.

Anyone know of a home owner's insurance company covering Lansing Michigan area for a 4 unit with additional accessory unit for a rental built in 1917 ?

Still others allow for additional foundation options.Generally, though, mobile homes do not sit on a traditional foundation, unlike stick-built homes.

There is a benefit for having most of that built into the association.  

I have a land loan that is 1 mortgage for 2 lots of land and am having trouble with lenders because the home is obviously being built on only 1 lot.