We're the first build in the development and the builder is going to turn it over to an HOA when the development is finished.We know there's an easement but the lender wants reassurance that we have permanent and unrestricted access.

It helps readers a lot by providing context, and those of us who have some time in the market can look back into our histories and give you some advice. 

I tell people all the time: if you can't find a quality PM in a market, don't invest in that market!

One of my quotes, "Repetition is the mother of learning," is that the more time you run analysis and comps, the easier it gets. 

Hello, everyone.I'm a newbie looking forward to getting started and getting my first BRRRR deal.

Taking the first step is always the hardest, but an investor has to start somewhere.

The previous mayor tried to strip them of this power and centralize things as one of their first priorities and it got struck down so fast it was never brought up again.  

It may be time to find a new PM. 

The rent to own program goes for three years during which time you can work on getting your credit where it needs to be in order to buy the house.

It can get pretty expensive what would anyone suggest or should I write the lease so that the next tenant depending on time of year should I do not include a specific utility and adjust my rent because of it ?