Hi Noel,I have just bought my "four plex" also (duplex with non conforming basement suites) for 600k, it was also recently renovated where the previous owner put 70k into it, since I got it I was able to boost the rent up substantially for the vacant main floor when I purchased it, (main floors to be 1550 was easy to rent out and alot of interest, basements could be 950 but I will have to wait until their leases end to propose this) garage is 200.

We just redesigned our website, https://heliosvacations.com/, through Boostly last month so I'm hoping that will lead to more direct bookings.

Focus on high-impact areas like kitchens and bathrooms, but avoid pouring money into features that won't significantly boost resale value.2.

Moral of the story, just like any investment buy it right! 

Boost your income, network and go find a deal.

Maybe they were of questionable morality, legality, and sanity, but they are mine.

There are also some conventional products that might work well too, it really just depends on your goals and what can be done to boost credit.

Examples of contract ethics but the focus is still on the lowly wholesaler who many on BP tend to look down upon from their questionable moral high ground. 

we may still need an agent James, but the way it works in certain place is it's like working with Sicilian cartel,  almost everyone here said "please overbid that house for 200k , no contingency, closing in 72 hours or I would not send you any Docusign for you to sign the contract" :) LOLThere're just so many things that's morally/technically/financially wrong in this real estate industry.

Regardless, the tax on UDFI should be less than the boost in cash-on-cash return produced through the use of leverage.