My concern is with getting tied up in a four month rehab project.I'm seriously considering just budgeting for a professional rehab by getting a general contractor on board from the beginning and planning on keeping a hands-off approach.

Were there any big hurdles getting the city on board, or are they totally on board with putting ADUs / tiny homes on the lot?

Great to have you onboard

You might also reach out to David van Horm and Darren Eady here on board. 

Getting existing tenants onboard using the system takes a lot of prodding. 

Happy to have you on board as my CPA and here's to your continued success!

Yes, it is a numbers' game, but some important points I keep in mind when looking for properties on the MLS:Usually I go after properties that have been listed on the MLS for 90+ days;I talk to the listing agent and get him/her on board before I send the contract over (why I am offering the price that I want to offer, low earnest deposit and I also let them keep both sides of the commission;)If the offer is rejected, I ask why - I have nothing to lose at that point.

There are also a number of national lenders on board here at BP who may answer specific questions.  

So I explained everything to them in great detail and they were on board BUT he wanted to run it by his attorney first and he had a meeting with him in a couple days.  

Anyone else on board?