Thoughts on lenders who are remote/out of state with better rates vs local brokers with higher fees, and how that may effect the buying process? 

By renovating and bumping rents, you are effectively forcing equity into the property by making it more valuable than when you purchased.

Also, I love how you defined all the historic, factual ripple effects of how that mentality devastates minority communities for generations.

(Build rapport) It's much more effective than being aggressive and coming off as confrontational.

If it is an apartment complex (sounds like it), what about adding garden plots that the tenants can sign up for, but they are then responsible for maintaining them.

I’m after inspection for a house in Bayonne and getting estimates from GC to repair foundation issues (I will ask to cancel this contract because of them) newbie with foundation issues that don’t know how to fix and also consider the ripple effect they cause on top the lots of money I need to repair means number wise it doesn’t work.

I would like to buy cheap plots of land in good locations, have an architect draw of plans for a triple decker (I am in Mass so anything above a 3 unit would require an elevator), finalize through the approval process, and sell the land and drawings to an developer.

Probably more cost effective and flight availability is good too. 

Yes, employment rates are improving and things appear to be normalizing but the eviction moratorium is still in effect and the fed has said rates will remain low for at least a year (why?

In practice, the effect of tax savings is usually not included because it can be complicated to calculate.- IRR (Internal Rate of Return) can be used to measure the net return generated by ALL FOUR sources (i.e.