So far I have confirmed with the city that I am allowed to do the construction.

Their product that was built, designed with the end buyer being the homeowner, will have nicer fixtures, and amenities thus making landlords that have mid-grade homes compete for a lower pool of residents.

In our experience, the #1 mistake landlords make when selecting a Property Management Company (PMC) is ASSUMING instead of CONFIRMING.

The MCC must be repaid (pro-rata) via recapture tax if you move out of the house within 9 years (I think this is the correct amount of time but you can confirm with BofA).

I know we are responsible for these dues, and we plan to confirm everything with an attorney (awaiting a call back right now), but I have two questions.1.

The Bright MLS | T3 Home Demand Index is an index that is designed to track the level of interest and activity of actively engaged home buyers and is a measurement of home buying demand in a specific region.

Don't over design.

Hey Kweli,My best piece of advice is for you to follow a path in real estate that suits your talents/qualities:Wholesaling - Sales & MarketingAgent - Incredible people skills / networkingFix and flipper - Great eye for design, construction, budgeting Buy and Hold - Patient, budgeting, you currently enjoy what you do for a livingETC.Overtime many then venture into different categories (I know I have)  but I would suggest you start with the one that suits you most.

I was wondering if I need to follow up w the ex tenant to confirm they have received the security deposit.

Discovery and due diligence, finding the land, the design and plans of what you want to build , financing , etc?