As a newbie, it is easy, and common, to head down multiple paths chasing shiny bright objects, with many of those paths just leading to time wasting and increased experience in learning what you don't want to do.

Another Zillow survey published in September 2023 found that 83% of home shoppers considered climate risks when looking at homes – but far too many are ignoring the warnings.The 2023 US Census Bureau’s state-to-state migration data shows Florida and Texas ranked #1 and #2 for new move-ins with 1.25m people migrating to those two states combined.Now let’s pair this with climate risk...Policygenius ranked the 48 contiguous states for climate risk based on drought, extreme heat, wildfires, flooding, and climate change preparedness.Guess which state has the highest climate risk?

I've known relatively new and extremely fancy houses in Madison County that developed the same foundation problems.

Interesting to hear that people aren’t familiar with this as it is very common.

Also those levels of requirements are more common on larger commercial loans, I’m hoping to start in the residential space 4 units or less. 

It is very common to see some seems open up (especially on cheaper made brands) over time.I've also noticed that if a floor has a low spot that is parallel with the planks it can keep the planks from locking fully.

Thank you for your time. not having hte capital and no other assets to secure the property for a fix and flip is going to extremely challenging.

Verifying last 2 years of rental history and income extremely important to find the “best of the worst”.Make sure you understand the Class of properties you are looking at and the corresponding results to expect.The City of Detroit has 183 Neighborhoods we’ve analyzed.PM us if you’d like to discuss this logical approach in greater detail!

I've currently got 2 multifamily properties here with 5 total units -- I live in 1 of them.It's been extremely difficult to find multifamily properties that meet the criteria that I'm looking for through the MLS, and when I do, they're extremely overpriced.

It's definitely more common up there (Gilpin County where the regs say you can camp for 30 days with a camping permit and neighbors are typically less likely to complain/ code enforcement is less likely to notice and enforce).