The combined costs for grading, surplus disposal, gravel base, asphalt, curb and gutter, manholes, sewer laterals, and sidewalks could easily be $200 per linear foot for a 20' wide street.

Even if you're aiming for appreciation and want to hold more than five years, you'll still be gambling a little bit basing your purchase on Micron.

Then go to a business bank or bank with a strong business base.

I am an investor and a real estate agent based in Columbus, Ohio.

Hey Chinmay, check out this article about how DSCRs play into BRRRRs:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/brrrr-loans-what-are-the-...

If I play my cards right and take action judiciously, I know it can work out.

The interest rate that I was utilizing was a little low, from what he told me, in my area I can expect to pay about 10-15% interest based on several factors (How much or little experience I have, credit score, the deal itself, etc.) and I will definitely be paying points, how much will vary by HM lender (usually between 1 to 3 points).

If you are unsure of what constitutes legal notice in CA, consult an attorney, because if your notice is legally insufficient, and you have to file an eviction on that notice, the court could dismiss the eviction based on the legally insufficient notice.

Gave us written acceptance, went through the appraisal process, but then while rounding 3 base, choked.

We set the price based on our original assumptions but the offers we received were all well below what we needed.