I currently live in Denver where the market is HOT, but am actively seeking deals (residential, single and multi-family) to help build equity and a safety net just in case the market bears towards a correction in the next few years.

In-law suites will not meet building codes due to safety codes for rental purposes.

You guys have given me some good food for thought.  

@Joshua Harger and others on this post, just food for thought from someone who worked for a company averaging 100 purchases a year in the St.

The laundry room was completely renovated3) New Community room was remodeled and installed4) New Gym room was remodeled/installed Parking Lot $18,583 1) Patch and repair 4K sqft of Asphalt all around the property Playground $30,131 1) New Playground at Villa and New safety area for old playground Plumbing improvements $44,704 1) New PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve) for main line2) New Water Softener for the main line3) Major plumbing section replacements as needed.

Food for thought

If that's the case, are you also going to forbid fried foods?

One of ours in suburban Detroit has asbestos siding that a previous owner covered with vinyl. we were told the safest thing is to leave it alone/not disturb it.Are you looking to cover/remove for safety or cosmetic reasons?

Hi everyone - Just getting started in the wholesaling business, hoping to start meeting with potential sellers soon. Ladies - do you bring someone with you when you meet with a seller? I can't see myself ever going to...

In SF there is a lot to consider given schools, proximity to grocery stores, ease of parking, safety to walk alone at most hours of the day, proximity to restaurants etc.