Discovering the concept of house hacking ignited a passion within me, prompting deep dives into podcasts and books on the subject.Currently in the NACA process since June 2023, I anticipate viewing properties by March.

Now, the other 2 owners know I want to buy their units so I anticipate they will be asking for a premium.

“Usually” the assesment is for shortages last year and anticipated shortages for the next 12 months.

I see way too many people advocating for this, and while it may be a reasonable route for an *experienced* investor who is simply facing cash flow issues (has the money to pay in general, just not today), using credit cards for a deal in anticipation of using the proceeds from the deal to pay off the credit cards just seems too risky from my perspective.

Seek for condominiums with comparable renovations and evaluate the impact these upgrades have had on the selling prices of those properties.Rental Demand: While renovations might increase a condo's appeal to prospective tenants, especially in the Section 8 leasing market, it's important to assess if the cost of the improvements can be recovered by the anticipated rental revenue.

There have often been scenarios (happened yesterday actually) where people will ask me to do their simple return just because they enjoy having the peace of mind, and/or want to build a future relationship as they anticipate more complex issues in the next few years.

Closing, I would anticipate, in 30-40 days on average.Just sent a DM, happy to help where I can with some more information. 

With travel habits evolving post-pandemic, I anticipate a robust recovery in vacation rental demand, benefiting investors who stay the course.3.

Here's why.People are drawn to our area due to the absence of natural disasters, low property taxes, home prices close to the national median, and a thriving tech and research hub, coupled with the life sciences sector.Considering the ongoing influx of people and the likely rate adjustments announced by the Fed for later in this year, we anticipate prices actually  rising as buyers enter the market.

By negative, I Mean cash flow positive even just a few hundred per month for anticipated costs.