Depending on the project's size, construction might take around a year.

And, yes also to the HVAC- worth doing if it is that old, depending on the size of the house, it may only be $5000 to $10,000, and the new ones that are energy-certified will give you a tax credit, as well- not to mention, these will also help you sell our property faster when it is time to sell, as these will already be 'done'- not to mention, the new HVAC system will save your renters money every month in energy efficiency!

Syndicator doesn’t have expertise or experience in the specific asset type, size or geographical area that reflects the subject property9.

Investigate how to vet tenants properly, there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach, and the resources and limitations of your locality should play a big part in determining the technique you use.

Hey Travis, I close a number of these for clients, usually more common on properties that were wrecked by previous tenants and they want to use existing equity to help repair the damages.We would classify it as a 'Refi-rehab' that would include a direct 'cash out' portion as well as a rehab escrow to reimburse you after you finish the repairs.

I was also working on the inside of a good-sized local mortgage brokerage and had a direct link to their business.

But, at your current size, you may not need a ton of attention.Any decent REI-savvy tax advisor will save you a whole lot more than $6k/yr using basic tax strategies available to REIs.

. -- If you're house-hacking by Airbnb-ing or short-term renting a portion, the city laws in Denver and surrounding suburbs all vary on how you can do that.

This is likely something you'd want to revisit in 10 years rather than now.I know you mentioned the anonymity portion, is this worth potentially spending $2-3k per year or more for?

Does the client have experience with this size of complex?