If you need financial help, ask under the "Finance, Tax, and Legal" forum.

The length of the lease is not a factor.We always provide at least 60 days notice, but I'm not sure that is legally required.

It should be spelled out clearly in the contract, and your legal council should be the one to look it over before signing.

If you need financial help, ask under the "Finance, Tax, and Legal" forum.

In fact, most states probably consider wholesaling an illegal activity because wholesalers are not licensed to sign contracts on behalf of others, yet that's exactly what they do.It's very difficult to catch someone in the act of wholesaling, particularly if all parties agree to it and there are no complaints.

There are a few that are either "really close" of simply don't fit other criteria that we want (one example, a group looked quite promising, however when digging into the PPM / OM's we found that the whole thing was based in the Caymans... that's a great place to vacation, and I really liked the Caymans... however I don't want to have to figure out the legal structure of something that's not US based should I ever need to.... so, that's not one were invested in).Feel free to reach out privately - always willing to chat.

While Steve expressed concerns about measurement metrics, I am still receiving what I believe are credible noise complaints.

Is that legal to do?

There are many more of this type of property in Durham as older homes with basements are still price accessible.To make it a "legal" or permitted duplex, the process is definitely cost and permit intensive, and in most cases may require you to use a GC or similarly licensed tradesman for parts of the project.

I would like to legalize it and was wondering if anyone would be able to give me a rough estimate of the cost to convert the property to a 3 family.It does not have a sprinkler system.