In Connecticut, there is a local (town) conveyance tax and a state conveyance tax.

Check your local laws to see if it is 30 days notice or longer. 

Right now, I'm looking in other markets, but always hoping to find something additional local to invest in.Nice to meet you!

(Local folks can chime in if that's off, but I'm just using rough numbers). 

we’d be managing out of state and I’m not sure I’d be okay with doing that without a local property manager…with gratitude,Juliette

It makes no sense and shows how horrendous the "training" is for wholesalers.My “favorite” is the new and inexperienced people who think that they can sit at home, scan a local MLS, somehow identify underpriced properties that every experienced investor and all home buyers and real estate brokers/agents missed, tie up the property with “borrowed” fully refundable  earnest money, no proof of funds, no approval of financing, post their “find” on a real estate website, appropriate someone else’s buyers list, and profit a minimum of $20k per.  

Justin Abdilla (a buddy of mine) would be a great connection for this. he's a local attorney here.

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But here's the kicker: the median household income in 2021 was only $56,746, and most households below that are renters.In the article local agents in the multifamily sector talk about why landlords are hiking rents.

Wouldn't you be in at least the same place after it was rebuilt (barring changes in he local market I would guess the value of the property with an newly built house to be greater than before)