The asking price is on the higher side and I am trying to figure out what is a lower side reasonable offer price. 8 br, 4 bath, basement (not finished, laundry). 0.5 miles from Temple.

And yes, sometimes you have to pivot depending on other parts of your portfolio.The issue is that a flip is higher end finishes and amenities than a long-term rental so you could overdo the market if you have to rent it and get less of a return for the finishes.

One side is finished and has a long term tenant, however the other side is unfinished (other projects have taken priority).

When I finished building the DADU, I wasn't able to sell it so I rented it out for a year.

He is in the process of finishing his first led rehab.  

I was feeling paralyzed making decisions about what to do, and no joke within 3 weeks of finishing this book I had decided on my next step and was under contract on my first flip property!

Hi,I'm trying to improve my close rate as a multifamily investor and wanted to gather some insight on what others have for their closing process from start to finish. 

@Jordan G. if you're not putting any bedrooms down there, generally speaking you should be allowed to finish a basement.

There is also usually a map of the ongoing and finished developments.

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