No traffic, low prices, strategic logistics make this a great choice to invest.There is a lot of discussion on Opportunity Zones and what they are, but not many discussions on where they are. 

My question is, upon getting the property re-appraised after strategic renovations to increase the value of the home (Kitchen, Bathrooms, Flooring, etc) would I need to refinance to get the PMI removed or would it simply phase out as I should now have more than 20% equity in the property if everything goes according to plan.

If you want to chat sometime to strategize, feel free to PM me.

@Eva Hambrick a few things...First, I obviously want a CPA who is a experienced in rental real estate; including things like depreciation, capital improvements vs maintenance expenses, passive activity losses, applying 1031 exchanges, etc.Second, as both a business owner and real estate investor, I want my CPA to understand that I have both earned income and passive income, and help me strategize how to reduce my tax liabilities from this standpoint.Finally, I want my CPA to be proactive in helping me plan and manage my tax strategy as part of my overall financial health all year long, not just file my tax return in April.

Buying right and strategic renovations is still vital.

I am in the process of educating myself to the fullest in order to make strategic acquisitions in the NJ market, and also Network.

I recently met what appeared to be an excellent strategic equity partner.

Mostly due to the fact that we want to take more of a serious strategic approach to owning profitable rental properties.

If youbuy good deals and are strategic then you will be fine.

No repairs will be performed.”My question is, am I able to request repairs despite the terms and what strategic options do I have here if any?