Do you understand the astronomical expenses and overhead you will have to satisfy before you ever see a penny?

I'd prefer the bulkhead as it has more functionality, but not sure if that would satisfy code to make it a "legal" bedroom.I am hoping to refinance the property after I make the improvements to get my money back out, but that would definitely require the additional bed and bath to meet code and be considered legal.If anyone has the answers here, could point me in the right direction of where to find them, or just has any advice in general, I'd really appreciate the help!

All of the elements of an easement by necessity (or prescriptive easement, depending upon the facts) would need to be satisfied... read SD case law to find out what would need to be proven.

The use of the plural in Reg § 1.469-9(c)(4) indicates that both spouses on a joint return are considered qualifying taxpayers if one spouse separately satisfies both requirements of RE pro. 

Ask them how they're handling these same questions you have and how satisfied they are with their projects.

It has been a pleasure having you as a tenant, and I hope that you are satisfied with your living experience.The rent increase will be from Old Rent to New Rent, which is still below the market value of Market Rent Value, by $200 for the same unit type of 1-unit bedroom, especially with all utilities included.

Specifically, I'm thinking about getting properties which ideally satisfy the 2% rule or at least are significantly above the 1% rule (ratio of monthly rent to purchase price + renovation cost).Given these goals and the fact that my constraints, I have the following questions:a) Which markets are best to look at ?

I am looking to diversify a bit and am seeking some solid Real Estate Debt Funds (REDF).Could any of you share any REDF that you have been satisfied with?

The writ of attachment is issued in order to satisfy a judgment issued by the court.

The better the market, the harder it is to find a property because, in those markets, you have the reverse situation, in which the supply can't satisfy the demand.