Hi Zach,It sounds like you've been making great moves with your single-family residence investments, especially by turning them into unique "fun-houses."

However, I imagine you'll spend some money on an attorney and I don't think you'll get much out of it, it sounds like the project is not in a place to liquidate and is in capital preservation mode at this point. 

The discipline and precision you've honed in sports will surely serve you well in your new venture.It sounds like you’re already making great strides with your rental and flipping projects in St.

It sounds like you’re at an exciting juncture in your real estate investing journey.

You're absolutely right, creativity is essential to make deals work in this environment, and building from the ground up, especially in high-demand areas like Raleigh, can be a great solution.Your current project sounds like a smart move, particularly with the zoning for a duplex and ADUs.

If you lived in it as your primary home then wanted moved out and buy a new, you would be stuck if wanted to rent out this townhome.Option #3 to move and pay even higher rent doesn't sound a great option. 

I read review from yelp and it sounds not bad (from landlord point of view), but I never heard it before. 

Hey Tanya,Sounds like you’ve got a solid plan for getting into multifamily and using the BRRRR method!

So telling my tenant to pay, get emails from, and use an app called "LANDLORD studio" does make me feel uncomfortable to some degree as it makes it sound more like a 1 sided transaction. 

I'm not sure about the idea of new builds for rentals... that sounds risky... but I haven't run the numbers.