I can't argue with mine in Bristol unfortunately because the assessed value still is at that 70% mark and I think it's still less than what it should be...

I've created a 6 months to property schedule for myself and today's task are to use BP forums to ID Pros in my area, read from the book "ABCs of REI", and write about how REI aligns with my life goals so I can check the first one off the list.

I'm  working on "ABCs of Real Estate Investing" by Ken McElroy and "Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur" by James Randel, all of which have I've taken some great ideas from.

In fact, I would argue that in some forms, it is more difficult since you have to find a good deal (no easy task) that has enough profit for the flipper and then room for you as the wholesaler.

Tenant could possibly argue since owner renewed through a specific date, no more early termination.

I’d argue that location, pricing, and guest experience are even more important for long-term success.Hope this helps, and feel free to ask if you want to dive deeper into any of these areas!

“Because the $20,000 took so much away from their equity to put into another home, they decided not to sell,” she said.Another client of Chaname had difficulty selling his home because would-be buyers balked at paying $16,000 more for a home with HERO-financed air conditioning, duct work, water heater and insulation when similar homes were selling for less.The buyers argued they were paying for the improvements twice – through the higher valuation on the house and assumption of the loan.

Otherwise, it is all about individual units.Plus I would argue that the House Hacking Community is small.

It's hard to argue this isn't a betterment to the property, thus subject to capitalization.

I’ve heard of being able to get like 10-15% down payments for secondary residences (meaning you live in it for some of the year) But I think at that point some would argue that it would make sense to just wait, and put down 20% to avoid paying pmi.