It can also work if you're planning to do an option, assignment, or double closing, because you're not taking on the risk of holding the property for an extended period, but if things continue slowing down (thank you, high interest rates), you'll want to be very careful about how much you're offering, especially if you stick to the straight flipping model, where you take title to the property and don't make any improvements to force appreciation.

Then he took the sledge and just bumped the bricks loose, down inside the fireplace.He took the whole fireplace out so there was a hole in the wall (and added a window) and the roof had to be extended over where the chimney went through, and they had to replace the shingles that were super damaged from the initial bricks falling.Permits, I don't know if that required a permit or not in San Antonio.

Might be time to look at other options ..We have good communication and they are very knowledgeable but might be over extended working on other properties . 

@Ronald RohdeYep, I would be adding the same thickness of slab and only extending the portion of the warehouse only, not any office etc. 

As we continue to grow doors, we're exploring the idea of purchasing renters insurance for our tenants and extending the cost to the tenant for a monthly fee.

**Address Potential Concerns** - **Clarify Terms**: Be prepared to discuss terms, such as the down payment, interest rate, and duration of the loan.

We’ve told our renters that they’re still responsible for rent until through the duration of the lease term until we find new renters, to which they were surprised.

The problem with midterm and longterm is that you are obligated to extend the lease up to 3 years if the tenants wants to because midterm leases are under the same rules as long term.

My initial thought is to write it as an addendum with specifics of how many weeks a year, max duration, rent will be prorated that month, dates must be agreed upon with tenant at least 3 months in advance, etc Thoughts?

This means low monthly payments for high cash flow, which translates to low interest rates and extended loan amortization.