Depending on the county, getting power, water and septic/sewer is a major undertaking and cost.

You do not always have to go the attorney route it really depends on your situation and what you are trying to accomplish.   

You can raise rents but there will be different lengths of time that you have to provide notice depending on how long the tenant has been living there.

Depending on your income you might qualify for the "Small Landlord Exception" to take the loss. 

Therefore, finding a lender familiar with both Homestyle loans and Community Second programs in your area is key, as acceptance of Community Second financing with a Homestyle loan depends on the lender's policies.

I'm interested in a 5-unit or larger for my next purchase, depending on any number of other factors.Happy to be here and looking forward to making great connections!

Hi @Mo Nueman,Depending on what exactly you're doing/looking for, there are a few options.

It depends on the wholesaler if the deal is good.

Inner city depends, you want to be farther West.

depends on how you sold it. are the payments coming to you then the partial buyer.