As in a heloc, or cash out refinance, or any sort of financingaha then yes. i would like to use them as a heloc, and possibly refi depending which route i end up taking. if i end up getting the new 4plex im thinking to use that as a heloc to help build the cabins. also i have a worn down greenhouse that is in front of my familys restaurant and im getting tired of looking at it and want to tear it down and build some units. i would have enough space for 12 1b 1ba or 8 1b 1ba & 2 2b 1ba. thing is that would be expensive but i would be able to be hands on considering its right in front of my store to make it more cost efficient. my dad already has 1 tenant in there on a little building attached to the greenhouse. thing is would tenants find it attractive to live next to a pizzeria?

We sold one when we were young(yep young and dumb) because I could make $50k, the market went on a tear after that we missed out on a lot of money. 

Single-family properties present less wear and tear on your investment and allows your to limit your financial liability. 3 - What type of market your looking for (cashflow primarily, mixture of cashflow & appreciation, primarily appreciation). 4 - Get in touch with local boots on the ground - as others have mentioned, the core 4.

Hi to paint some cabinets first try to see what type of wood you have for example if the have hole or knots fill it out with bondo.. all depends en what you’re looking for you can get some ideas from Pinterest and to do it yourself there is great information in YouTube For a new cabinet you are between 400 to 500 per box depending on the style, colorCan be a little more for bigger cabinets size usually you have to percentage to tearing out your kitchen and disposal Cabinet install can be a 10% of the total costs of the cabinets This is my number I can recommend you few opción in Florida or places so you can go and get it if you prefer that I hope you find this text helpful Victor Bruno 5613252047

I was completely wrong about being able to live with other tenants in the city and am really embarrassed and devastated with this situation.I got a lower down payment loan (10%) and good rate for this property with the intention of me living in it but I already know I can’t and am honestly panicking in tears.

Maybe you already know someone who could help put in some "blood sweat and tears" with you to help you both get there faster?

The city can even come in and use eminent domain to evict them and tear it down if necessary.

They haven't missed any payments last three months and requested to add additional roomates so that they can be on top of their paymentsI personally think 7 roomates in a 3bed 1ba is little too much for the apartment that also has a shared laundry with another apartment,not to forget the wear and tear with so many people.Should I continue with them if they are keeping the place generally in condition or ask them to find another place within next couple couple of months or so.Interested to hear thoughts from other experienced members here.Appreciate your inputs.Thanks

When I got licensed in Philadelphia I was blown away to discover I could take the OSHA 30, have the appropriate car insurance, and basically tear down and rebuild a house from the ground up with zero experience.

If the job is large, pay a small fee to another company for an assessment of another company’s estimate (they will always try to tear it apart).