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It can take a while for action to start .I read on the  topic for 2-3 years before I made a move into S.F.H rentals .

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You're definitely in the right place for that support.If and when you’re considering a cost segregation study, as Jonathan mentioned, don’t hesitate to reach out; I’d be more than happy to share insights on that topic.

This BP topic, Total Available Market - 2, 3, and 4 units, describes the Raleigh market for property that meets Fannie Mae 1-4 Family underwriting. 

This is an on going topic, as a private landlord I would avoid if possible, If the owners of a building apply for funding for rehab the loans may be tied to lower interest rates if they rent to section 8 renters for a given number of years.

In most cases, neither is warranted.Warning: I am not an attorney and this can be a complicated topic.

I am going to talk about this topic.

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