Additionally, every property is unique with different methods and terms of financing, performance, tax consequences, etc...

I'm considering a 3/4 unit MFH  at the right price.I'm researching the South LA real estate in detail (it's home for me although I currently live in NYC), so curious if there are any themes or opportunities folks are seeing

(Have to love getting in ahead of the path of progress.)Now that was a REALLY unique situation, and we hit big time on a neighborhood that was about 18 months from having a really big uptick in development.On that particular property, we have done a cash out refinance, and literally have none of our original money tied up in the property.  

Hey Everyone,  I find myself in a unique situation and am hoping there are a few of you out there with experience/advice for my situation. 

The house itself is unique in the sense that it's a 2/1.5 with large den (that could really be a bd room) and a seperate garage apartment thats a 1/1 w/ kitchen etc.

We have done many fix and flips, including re-designs but this house has unique challenges.

Many of those estimates ignore the cost of the land or unique permitting requirements.  

I'm happy to provide any additional details if you need.Here are a couple of the things I'm concerned about: 1) I have a very unique disdain for moving.

With only $30k you are unlikely to make anything work unless you set up a very unique deal or partner with someone.

Hi guys, I find myself in a unique predicament and need advice.