No one wants to put in the effort, work, time and money, into a healthy habit or - for real estate - into a solid asset.

I am looking to refinance a 3-unit mixed-use facility (one-third commercial, two-thirds residential) in rural Upstate NY. 

We’re used to practical, bread-and-butter multifamily, not luxury one-offs, but we said yes to help out.

Quote from @Caroline Gerardo: Walking the line of fraud isn't a good plan and with the seller as trustee if they file BK, divorce, have a judgement it sticks on the property.Oh man, if you say "fraud" one more time in the mirror it might appear! 

Once you see the best ones you can check on local rules and zoning, etc

You can change out quickly on a same day turnover, if one set of sheets is torn or damaged beyond use it gives you a few days to pick some replacements. 

Hi @Jonathon Bernstein House Hacking tends to be one of the best routes to go for new investors.

Hi Carlos,Within my 20 years of experience, one of my proudest wins recenlty was helping a client who couldn’t get approved for financing because their property had two ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units).

When most real estate investors look at a property in New York City, one of the first things they check is whether it has open permits or construction violations.

They typically are also the ones who want to get into real estate with no money, no credit, no income and no reserves because "it is so easy to get rich".