I know it may not be what you want to hear but I say finish the rehab and then get picks.

Lets say in the future I sold THAT property as a 1031 and bought ANOTHER rental property, then in the future decide to sell THAT property, but NOT do a 1031 exchange, just want to be finished with it (hope I didnt lose you on that).

Included in the above response...and more importantly would a commercial appraiser consider the costs of or the fact that it is shovel ready and entitlements are finished?

We’re getting so many nomad-worker tech-bro types moving here that medium-term furnished “executive” rentals in prime locations can fetch up to $30k/month (needs to be in a blue-chip location with super high-end luxury finishes/appliances/features obviously to rent for that much, and it’s seasonal, but still, it’s crazy).

@Justin PeuckerMainly just looking at number of bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, garage size, and condition of interior such as kitchen and bathroom finishes.

Luckily no one was hurt, but we are just now finishing up on that project now. 

We are considering finishing out the attic.

I’ve considered pursuing a RE agent license, and I could either do that instead of school or after I finish school.

I helped my parents purchase a three-story (plus partially finished basement) building that has a four-stop, passenger elevator last year.

If you stick with it, financial losses can almost always be recovered over time. 3.Knowledge: There are several key things a real estate investor must know in order to attain successful investments over time.