If you plan to keep it permanently out, have you considered a cashout refi since rates are so low right now?

My wife and I are looking at a triplex in Florida, we currently live in Illinois and are trying to change permanent residency.

It’s to easy to permanently harm a person these days IMO.

Many have had to cope with a smaller number of customers due to social distancing requirements, reducing their profits and forcing them to permanently cut staff.

I may have the opportunity to do all wood construction and avoid the cost of steel.Using construction like this, are there any issues getting permanent financing or insurance once stabilized?

Upon asking the realtor what that was about he said - due to not being zoned as a permanent multi family area, the vacancy of over a year in one of the units nullified the multi family zoning.Does anybody have any experience with this?

Hi @Shelby Trent I would wait until you move to your new permanent state.

(Did you know San Francisco made the Covid-19 moratoriums on evictions permanent?

Within 10 months we had created enough value to refinance and take cash out, paying back my Line of Credit, and getting permanent financing at a better rate.  

I completely agree with staff working remotely being a permanent trend.