The biggest water cuts will come to California and then Arizona.

The biggest lessons were: - Get an inspection- Include capital expenses in your analysis- Be skeptical of ARVs for unusual properties- Look for properties that are low maintenance.

However, if she doesn’t agree to this, we won't allow her bringing the dog, and she'll have to pay rent as usual until her lease expires.Do you think it is a good/fair incentive?

The biggest renovations we did to a house was paint and flooring throughout, whole new kitchen, new electrical, water heater, plumbing, new bathroom, and rebuilt part of the porch, and moved a window, and we didn't reach 20K so that might be a little high.

Again, consult a lawyer on how to execute any options.Lots of ways to look at it without having to have your actual name on the deed if that is the biggest hangup.

Hey @Mike Tsoflias - I think the biggest difference that might matter to you buying an in-law unit vs. true multifamily is the way it is appraised and which comps are used.I actually ended up doing something somewhat similar but instead of single-family, I always looked for 2 flats here in Chicago that had a non-conforming 3rd unit or least potential for there to be one. 

I have been wrestling with ideas like purchasing books for new clients after closings (ie Rich Dad Poor Dad) and stuff like that.Sincerely,Your Biggest SupporterBe blessed!

My biggest fear is my HOA.

The deposit is also refundable so hopefully they have incentive to return the house in good shape to try to get it back. 

Hello,Currently I am running a rooming house and have found thus far the biggest challenge has been marketing.