Although, The community college and great high school make this a  very desired area and therefore may warrant the somewhat costly renovations.  

Eventually, it will turn and work out "in the end" but the opportunity cost to waiting is too high to warrant keeping it if you don't love the property.I'm not sure how helpful that is; I am bullish on the area and own 1 property in Temple.

I let him go with medics to the hospital only to find out later that he had 22 felony warrants.

This to me would warrant an economical option.

90 % is possible if the property is a warrantable condo.

Off grid homes, unusual construction types like barndominiums, non-warrantable condos, manufactured homes, and more can also cause headaches when applying for a traditional loan.You need to find out whether your finances will allow you to qualify for traditional financing after renovations have been completed. 

Staying with quest trust for now and looking at maybe IRA financial or uDirect in the future.Trying to balance keeping the cost low, having that checkbook control, and still having a team to help educate me.I am not turning enough over at this moment to warrant a change...and I am still figuring out how to partner with my LLC if at possible.

My rates are reasonable and my services/dwellings warrant the monthly rent cost.  

I have a decent amount of 5 star reviews I use to dispute these.Is their complaint warranted?

What’s not Liability protected that warrants setting up in a trust?