If that time is relatively short, then a refi might make sense.

The cool thing is you have multiple strategys and just because you choose one, does not mean you cannot switch to another one - maybe one fits your short term goals and another one helps down the line with long term goals.

You can also check out groups like the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR), which might have some leads for you.Another option is to talk to property managers who specialize in group homes or sober living.

I agree, shorter-term plays are tough in the current environment, and patience paired with a strong strategy often leads to success, unfortunately this is a strategy that a lot of real estate investors don’t really have the experience and the patience to follow.

Kudos to you and Debra for making it happen—this is a great example of how collaboration and decisive action lead to success!

Don't take it in the shorts.

That's short term and long-term, it just does not add up.I am expecting some form of disruption in the industry, but things are so tight in RE it won't happen anytime soon or it'll happen sooner because of how tight it is.  

Major issues are lack of parking, lack of elevators, leading to numerous unlived in units.  

Hi BP, would like to hear feedback from all you folks in or near the Kansas City area,Currently I'm looking for a software to help me generate leads, but there's so many of them to choose from, I don't know which is best suited for my area.

We did make a beeline back, cut out visit a day short, though there's very little we can do aside from talk to insurance and talk to the mitigation/restoration company as they work to stabilize the house.