Originally posted by @Salome Ditmars:Any tips on how to start with this?

I don't think the estate was being decietful, but their dearly departed originally di have 8 acres but sold off parts along the way resulting in a net of 1.8 acres. 

I am originally from CA and now have a huge circle of folks like yourself that have investments here in Dayton Ohio and surrounding areas because the returns, low taxes, solid rent, and landlord friendly state makes a ton of sense.

I already have an LLC that I originally set up as a business entity to facilitate managing, overseeing, and expanding my real estate ventures.

Thanks,James The only reason you could not keep the HELOC open is if there is something in your original loan documents saying the loan would close once it was not your primary home anymore.

Originally my thought was $100/mo is so low I'm not sure if it's worth it as I'll have to put in extra of my own money for reserves and it will be years until I recoup that money but then I remembered that all in for down payment and reserves I'll be putting in ~13k of my own capital.

Quote from @Rong Tang Tan: still waiting for mine to start...we got the permit but our builder is requesting an escalation so ended up swapping builder now w similar original cost and hope to start in a month or two... 

Originally posted by @David Greene:Can anyone on there provide any figures for converting a standard fireplace to gas? 

Taking into account home prices and interest rates in 2024, that added cost today would be between $1,800 and $2,800 per year for a typical mortgage holder, Zandi told CNN after updating his original paper’s calculations.

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