It would be a terrible situation to be in the middle of building an ADU just to have your HELOC frozen and no funds to continue building.

I'm trying to determine if now is a terrible time to buy a fix and flip, or if it's just going to get worse if I wait...any advice or insight or fortune telling for the future of the Georgia market?

As soon as I walked in I noticed a terrible odor.

I have been wanting to replace the property manager because they are simply terrible.

They pad expenses, overcharge for terrible quality of work, and drag their feet and never get stuff done.

It's been a terrible 6 months of house hunting for us. 

He's sent me deals anywhere from 70k-150k SFH which I would consider dirt cheap for Florida, but I wanted to do a little digging as to how common these homes are and if those price points indicate a terrible area or something else that might be off. 

The unit stays pretty warm so as long as it's not creating terrible long-term issues i'm fine just taking mitigating measures for now.

Comparing these numbers to what they were 5, 4, or even 2 years ago is not terribly effective, but I see people do that all long.

I'm a terrible liar and don't want to want to mess up our friendship.My plan is to use her money for down payment and closing cost (where applicable) and then split the cash flow 50/50.