It’s a solid option to boost your chances of actually reaching the homeowners you’re targeting.

For instance, lenders in SC can offer a downpayment assistance (and a related first responder/veteran loan) program through SC Housing Authority.

These upgrades revitalized the home, boosting its curb appeal and market value.

In that case, she comp'd it assuming it didn't have the extra bedrooms and then just gave us a $3k boost for each room we built (2).

Specifically, is the rental market stable, and is reliable assistance (like agents, property managers, contractors, etc.) available?

Plus, living in the property gives you the unique advantage of understanding it inside and out.. making you a better landlord when you eventually rent out all the units.If I were you, I’d prioritize properties with room for rent increases or small upgrades that could boost value.

So to end this post, if anyone happens to know of someone who can provide such knowledge or who may need assistance that would be amazing! 

And are actually making a good career educating and assisting investors to maximize the benefit of the 1031 exchange.

For seniors, living in an ADU on their children's property sure beats a $7K/mo assisted living center and still gives them independence.

What's my best strategy here to protect myself and to assist with this connection?