So, essentially I had a listing here in Miami that was quite stale and on the market for a while.

For essentially one large slab/climate building I think roughly 25,000 sq. ft. is a decent estimate depending on set backs etc. 

It's essential to talk to an attorney quickly and seek advice before moving forward.

They have a house with an in-law apartment (essentially a 2-unit MFH) that needs some work.

There are a lot of programs for “first time home buyers” out there right now, which pretty much means all you need to qualify is meet the IRS definition which is essentially cannot have owned and occupied your primary residence for the past three years.

I would greatly appreciate any recommendations for essential resources, such as websites, books, or forums, that have been invaluable to your own real estate investing journey.Furthermore, if you have referrals for trusted professionals in the DC metro area, such as contractors or property managers, I would be immensely grateful.If you're an experienced investor in this region and open to collaborating with an enthusiastic newcomer, I would love to connect and explore potential partnerships.Thank you for your support and advice.

The beauty with the seller paid is that the money goes into an escrow account and if you refi or sell during the buy down period, the left over funds go towards the principle, so it’s not lost like if you were to buy down the rate with points and then sold/refi in the next few years.Hope that makes sense but let me know if there’s any other considerations or something I misunderstood and we can continue brainstorming!

Essentially my bottom line will likely be effected nearly 30-40% because of discounts I will have to give for longer stays.I guess my questions are the following:1.

Instead, I gave her a no-interest loan; she wanted to get a new car and never had one before, so I bought the car outright (a sensible Kia Forte) and essentially gave her a no-interest loan.

chances she is going to lose the benefit are essentially zero.This is a risk management situation.