We are currently closing on a townhouse in Northwest Indiana, and we are trying to figure out where to invest most of our money to be able to get the highest rate of return when refinancing. Do we start with the kitch...

It outlines creative methods for maximizing your real estate investments while limiting the cash you have to put down yourself.Best,Paul

This deal is a full gut rehab, the unit were in terrible shape so we are doing new siding, new windows, new kitchens, new appliances, new bathrooms, new trim, new paint etc.

The only difference is the timeline.The other thing I realized is that I only have to have the capital for the repairs with this method. 

Our new trim, LVP and subfloors will need to be replaced. $1200 later, it is another sobering reminder not to trip over dollars to pick up pennies!

If the state really wants people to start building a bunch of ADUs, shouldn't they also be encouraging appraisers to change their evaluation methods, for example comparing duplexes to SFHs with ADUs or comparing JADUs to traditional additions?

If the state really wants people to start building a bunch of ADUs, shouldn't they also be encouraging appraisers to change their evaluation methods, for example comparing duplexes to SFHs with ADUs or comparing JADUs to traditional additions?

I also have a home that own straight out. Worth about 60k. What are my options? I heard it's hard to get a HELOC with my credit. Can I do this under an LLC to avoid my credit being a factor?

Biggest need is on valuation methods/tactics, but we ultimately want to develop a playbook for new partners to plug into! 

I'd like to know if anyone has had success using this method to scale remotely.I've been reading the forum and going to meetups whenever possible but this is my 1st post.