I'm definitely thinking in terms of forced equity then a refi when appropriate.

When asking for references from a prospect tenant, what is it the prospect tenant should provide in terms of information ?

As a first time investor, I'm thinking to replicate those existing houses (with little bit of my touch) but wanted to ask what would be the pros and cons in terms of competing with existing STR's in the community?

What are my options in terms of bringing in a new partner?

@Melissa Goff Let me know what you are looking for in terms of a mother-in-law suite.

Reach out to your loan broker to get a clear explanation for the changes in terms and fees.

I would be wary of buying a home in a residential neighborhood in ABQ with the goal of having a STR: Only CA rivals NM in terms of economic governmental tampering.

If you’re looking at this from a distance, connecting with a local property manager could give you a clearer picture of what to expect in terms of tenant demand and property management challenges.Let me know if you need any more info or want to chat further about this.

First time home buyers compete with us investors and they are often blue-eyed in terms of how much work a property needs.

This upgrade is especially impactful in high-traffic areas like living rooms and kitchens.The open-concept layout renovation usually ranks fifth in terms of ROI.