I will have a property under contract soon(seller countered and we will most likely accept the counter) and now there is this massive pressure to find a hire a great GC. 

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Boston.

Purchase price: $50,000

Cash invested: $20,000

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Enis Shehu

We acquired a vacant non-c...

Over the course of the ensuing six months, I work through the very challenging short sale process,  massive amounts of paperwork and the engagement of attorneys, banks, negotiators, etc...During this entire time, this incredibly dishonest and deceitful buyer is limping along through the process, making counteroffers at the very last moment, ghosting for long periods of time and generally displaying a total lack of understanding any part of the transaction. 

If I have a specific $ # goal, hit it and "retire", I don't want to un-retire just because there is a massive crash in asset values the next day. 

Its not a massive 100 year old home turned into a 4plex.

I don’t see AirBnb able to respond that quickly or efficiently, I’ve sat on hold with them, just to get some questions answered regarding their policies and they took forever and gave me a massive runaround.

This is adjusted for growth to avoid existing owners getting massively higher tax bills YoY (again, in theory)FL = disclosure state i.e. tax % * price you paidSome other states = limit growth by a certain %Best bet: consult the local tax assessor's office and/or your broker.

The end buyer did very well as we did not get a lot of showings, and they were able to make a massive profit despite the perceived risks.

I would like to say that the hot cities with massive population growth and job growth will experience good real estate growth, and vice versa. :)  

We have some money in our Heloc to either buy another investment property or just buy ourselves a house that does not need massive work, good neighborhood and is energy efficient.