As far as the ADU, I have put that project on the back burner and decided to apply the money towards a new house.

Rates fell off a cliff in August only to bump back up to just shy of where they were at that point in the last two weeks. 

And with interest rates decreasing and supply normalizing over the next year or so as the area adjust to the new batch of cabins that came online recently, prices will start to go back up again.   

I have my primary person and then a backup.

I have been asked to testify about how a change in zoning devalues the property.I am seeking cold, hard facts to back up my testimony.

To succeed, focus on cash flow, build a strong team, have a backup plan, and monitor market conditions.Good luck!

I'm never having my rentals held hostage by housing inspectors.GailI had one tenant that failed inspection because one of the burners on the stove didn't work.  

Have multiple funding options in the works because one might fail and you will need the back up to close on time.

Have multiple funding options in the works because one might fail and you will need the back up to close on time.

I’m trying to construct a window when I should start messing with a property to move the ROE back up once it’s accumulated “too much” equity.