We all have different strengths and things to bring to the table (I've done wholesale/option deals/Licensed | Partner A: Mobile home investor/note investor | Partner B: Wholesaler/Licensed/ Small portfolio...) but....As of right now, things have slumped, and we have no idea what to do now or what the next step is We market by: 1,000 pieces of mail a week (Which BARELY converts to anything, we get more calls asking to get removed from the list than leads.), scrubbing the public records for notice of defaults (a list you have to manually do as our county doesn't have the records online), bandit signs (but 3 wholesale players have entered our market and take down every sign we put up), door knocking (Which takes up too much time).

I don't think their is a magic bullet though, I just think you gotta try it all and see which converts the best.

In places where i have bought, for example, if I buy a single family and the zone allows 2 families, I can just do by right and convert it.There is just a basic application needed with the zoning office.. 

Is there a way to convert it into a 3/1?

Anyone familiar with converting a property from septic to sewer in Cobb County, Georgia?  

If you fear I infringed on the intellectual property rights of others, I assure you, the model home attendant welcomed me to get any design ideas I wanted and to take pictures; and was quite aware that I was not there to buy---they convert lookers to buyers on a regular basis.  

We are converting to REIT status.Thomas Cali 

We are planning on 'saving him' for when we might identify another porperty at say an auction where we need funds ASAP and can then refinance to pay it off.The other restrictions that I have found from the big national guys is that  they dont like to lend under 50K, require 30-40% or more down, dont like building pre 1950s or so, and dont like houses that have been converted to multifamily - they in essnece want a property that is easy to sell if they have to foreclose since that one property is their only recourse.Hope that helps a little. 

I believe you're planning to convert the basement, which may keep your costs down, but have you planned for permits with whatever troubles that come with inspectors that just won't leave to do what you want to do?

Hi All!So I'm looking at whether I want to buy this apartment building or not and so far most of the recently sold units were condos. I'm wondering what the value comparison is for this 3 unit multifamily is...Say we ...