You see this happen again and again through the decades of cycles.Also lots of cheap builder grade box trash being built right now at inflated prices due to high material, land, and labor costs.

Pretty much above my "pay grade" lol.

One of my clients wanted to buy a condo with basement and after reviewing the condo docs it turned out the association prohibited below grade bedrooms so you definitely want to verify.

Here's my high level thoughts:1) Basement units that are below grade are going to end up in the ADU ordinance category and likely only could have 1 in the building if you live there.

It is pretty flat with some grading needed but we should be fine.6.

This will be a rental grade reno with middle grade new cabinets, hardware, and backsplashes in the kitchen.

Grading slopes toward the house, all plumbing is glued together, breaker box has double tapped wires, drywall is shotty, septic didn't perk but he put one in anyway, etc...My question is this:  With a home like this that could sell quickly once I make a few more repairs, would it be better to sell it outright or hang onto it for a long term rental?  

They are hands-off, institutional grade real estate investments, and they allow you the option to diversify.

Left school in 11th grade.

If you are or become an accredited investor, you can buy into institutional grade $50-125M projects with as little as $100,000 and diversify.