I'm wondering if the bank's appraisal will only look at other multi-family zoned properties for comps, or would include other properties in this case since they are both technically single-family homes.

Of the two houses, one did not require money, the other he got from his father.We are now looking to raise capital, and I was wondering two things.1)The best way to network in order to raise capital, how should I approach people in real estate meetups, or where else should I look for people?

I always wondered about it, and with everyone away, I was able to figure it out.

I found Roofstock.com to be very helpful in determining rent value, expenses, current tenant history, and management options but I was wondering if successful investors actually use this website.

I wonder how the soon to be micro-unit got approved - i guess you have to go from 4 rooms to a full on apartment building to get the permission?

I'm facing a similar situation but wondering if having 2 loans out is going to eat too much of the deal.Is having 2 loans out more suited for a flip?

I wonder if this will work or if there's any unforeseen issues or things that would be red flags to a lender come time to refinance.

I'm wondering if I just need to attach an addendum stating changes to these aspects of the lease to me and other parts of the lease as well or have them fill out entirely new leases?

Obviously I've got a short list from Google, but wondering if anyone has suggestions for standard cleanings and tune-ups?

Thanks Jonathon I was wondering about that.