Probably not worth it unless I got that land dirt cheap, even then would require a new survey, have a new title drawn up, etc. 

I did not survey the property.

Have you done a rent survey of competing area properties to verify that.I would also caution you against the 100% financing unless you have a bunch of reserves to handle potential issues.

Greetings all!

Question: would you rent a basic 7-seater SUV (newer Honda Pilot) for $110/day? Is that a great rate?

I am considering using Turo to rent out and hack my vehicle for some extra CF.

Could deter new tenants in the future.2) The boiler needs servicing and looks heavily worn/rusted, all pipe elbows are significantly corroded on exterior.3) Metering will make it easier to survey usage and determine equitable rent adjustments.So...best to "save" $200 per month in utilities, paying itself off in the long run (i.e. 50 months)?

seems high from JUST closing cost perspective on buyer or seller side (escrow+attorney+survey+prorated tax+ doc)... but again it could be very low depending on how the closing cost is being constructed (may be point or cost from both side etc) ..if you can give a breakout /pic of the closing statement then i can help 

You should contact a property surveyor and have the property surveyed to verify the boundaries of the property.

I'm told that the process can take about 3 months and will require building plans and necessary surveys.

Hello All, We are in the very early stage of developing a 'Tenant Satifaaction Survey' to use in our rental home business, and looking for ideas or samples of what should, or shouldn't, be in it, and general feedback on your experiences for those of you who have done this.

I am a new investor, and under contract to buy a two unit house and living in one unit and renting the other (house-hacking).My lender requires a survey to be done.