It also is worth approximately $140k more than my property is currently worth.My question: when evaluating renovations, is the math as simple as (Additional rent expected per month due to renovation * 12 months/yr)/total cost of renovation = ROI.

My rental units have poor insulation in a building I own and I’m trying to evaluate how to improve and the best way to do so.I’ve heard that putting spray foam insulation is an option.

Get the contractors to bid the job before closing and also make sure if they are recommended by someone else you go see their job sites and their progress on projects that they are doing!

The math teaching example is just the progress of AI, do you know how hard it'll be to get that from an OpenAI youtube video to your local public school?

Each type of loan has its own features, benefits, and eligibility requirements, so it's essential to carefully evaluate your financing needs and options before choosing the most suitable loan for your commercial real estate project.https://www.amerimort.com/

Ok on to a new topic…Government has Taken a Permanent Intellectual VacationThis week, the Federal Government announced rules to block medical debt from credit reports, ie being used to evaluate a borrower’s financial fitness for mortgages, car loans, aka, easier to get more debt.

Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo for help with structuring and evaluating several options.

Meet the contractor each week to confirm progress to give them their payment for that week, checkpoint. 

Despite being spread between asset classes, you've still made good progress - no regrets.Since you've already stated your next goal, focusing on MHPs and RV Parks, why not sell off some of those "estranged" assets.  

It's all going to come down to evaluating needed upgrades & repairs ROI - for every dollar you spend, will you get that back in a higher price or quicker sale?