A long term investment that required a significant, multi-stage rehabilitation.

The property must be substantially rehabilitated.

This allowed us to get in to the market and will give my son the education needed for full home rehabilitation.

Looking to buy 1 of only ~165 multi-family (5+ units) properties in my state that was grandfathered into HUD's Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation program from back in the 70s.

I also obtained funds from my parents retirement account for rehabilitating the property.

In this one, I had to have my plans approved by the state's historic rehabilitation office and the National Park Service, which manages the national program.

After you borrow from a private lender to purchase a property you typically are paying the interest on the loan, insurance, taxes, etc. until you finish rehabilitating the property and get a tenant from what I understand.

I jumped in with some general knowledge and now I need to figure out the rehabilitation process so anything you guys can tell me will help.

I bought a house in December 2020 and was going to rehabilitate it, but it was invaded in January 2021.

I've been looking at some newly rehabilitated rental homes for sale in Memphis and saw they were priced 10-15% above local comps.