2-The property has no mortgage, but has three tax liens bought by BNY Mellon totalling $60,000 + a mechanic lien from an oil company.

(BTW I don't believe they have to occupy all three houses in order to exercise that right.

I have three new deals going right now that you could learn from.

I generally recommend six (6) months or more - the longer the better - if refinancing before the 1031 Exchange, and two (2) or three (3) months if refinancing after the 1031 Exchange.

I did this with my first rental for two-three years, and it was a very beneficial experience.

I've been using BP for about three months since I found it from Pete at Mr.

Just had an offer accepted on a "Back on Market" deal, in Hudson on Thu, that I have probably written and rewritten on six or seven times in the last three month.

So in my head, it's kind of like "4 rental properties in four local subdivisions, or one flip maybe two or three times a year."

I'm a contractor, so I have a general sense of the costs for a rehab, but will be extremely vigilant when moving through the improvements.For point of reference, I've got a contract on the house for $23k and estimate $25k in rehab expenses with an ARV of approximately $82k (according to my Realtor).I have three goals: 1) Make some money for my investor so they will invest with me in the future, 2) learn from this project and 3) make a little money for myself.I'm willing to sacrifice my own cash to make sure I can do more of these with my investor in the future.Thanks again for the post.

I would like to start with two or three properties and grow from there.