Depending on factors such as who controls the work, how they are paid (ie. by the job vs hourly/daily), etc.

Of course, it could depend on the neighborhood....you wouldn't want to be the only gravel driveway if every other house has a concrete drive.... :-)

It depends, if it is a bridge loan it will work the same way. 

You might be able to purchase and house hack the next property, up to a 4 plex, depending on how long you have had your duplex.

  $3,000 for the first violation and $5,000 for every violation after.Some may not catch onto the first dozen of rental times with a STR flying under the radar but depending on how sensitive the market is to STRs, will determine how quickly that operator will be cited and shut down.

(Make sure there’s only 1 insurance payment and the correct number of property tax payments per year depending on your area.)You can take the projected next 12 months outflows divided by 12 and add them to the loan dox you got at closing and that’s what your payments should be after you catch up.

The value increase via kitchen/bathroom update is market dependent.

This rate depends on how fast you're running the dialer, the type of data you're using, the number of times you have cycled the list, how many DNC's have been removed, etc...

This is all market dependent obviously but in general I think this is just a correction not unlike corrections in any other market - people adjust and things move on, just not in the same way.

It really depends on your risk tolerance.