You’ll want a lender with experience in this type of loan as I understand it can be a little tricky but if you’re willing to put in the work then the payoff could be worth it for you in the equity you’ll have after you finish your repairs and get the other side rented out.

I'm a NJ native finishing up grad school before moving to Miami for work this upcoming summer.

Installed barn doors and finished basement completely with framing and drywall, installed recess lighting and baseboard around the floor.

The NDA:  The manager is immediately incredibly defensive, says they went above and beyond sending guys out on a Sunday to finish the job and he doesn't think any additional discount is needed since it was just an "inconvenience" for me.

We typically start paying our owners around the 15th of the month and finish up around the end of the month. 

I just finished listening to BiggerPockets podcast episode# 493.

I'm not aware of any one-stop shop websites that will help you with every aspect of the 1031 from start to finish.

The only way I could add value to that place is to finish the basement to add more sqft to the property. the 727 place, had the updated floors, but the kitchen hadn't been touched appliances were pretty old  (this side didn't have washer/dryer appliances, could use new fridge / dishwasher.)

We spent a little more then usual because we wanted the finished product to be hi quality and we spent on nicer finishes, design and staging.

Hi, am new to Biggerpockets, Just finished listening to "How to Invest in Real Estate" and in the middle or "The Millionaire Mindset" Still trying to figure out which type of real estate investment I want to focus on.