Most states recognize an "equity of redemption".

Hey guys,I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but it seemed like the only forum that might be related.Short Version:I recognize that we are still in our honeymoon period, but so far, Atlas Real Estate Group has been great as a property management company for my multi-unit properties.

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

In the absence of comps, recognize you do not know how it will be valued and the same assumption is it will be valued like an accessory (valued no where near the cost of adding the ADU). 

I recognize that seeing the 2019 numbers on the actual property one is making an offer on is the best way to know historical rents for that given property, but I feel like there must be a bit more to the puzzle. 

I will pay to learn, I'm a big proponent of investing in oneself and paying others for their knowledge.Any advice would be great.

Most get stuck on level one or two and never seem to level up, but you recognizing the negative means you can sift it out and look and work with more abundant minded positive people. 

You have to recognize that there will be tradeoffs in real estate.

They fail to recognize the cost of not doing the right things right, the first time. 

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.