No one with a legitimate service dog hesitates to let you know they have them because you can ask those two questions and the answers should be instant and immediate. 

Both answers are correct.

There's no real right answer.

Short answer, no - not to my knowledge.

Once the renovations are complete, you could either refinance it into a long-term loan or list it for sale.Happy to answer any further questions!

To answer your last question, my realtor has contractor contacts I should be able to leverage for rehab budget estimates, as well as family friends with experience in the construction trades.

@Joe S. the answer to your question is yes, it can be.

Happy to connect and to answer any questions you may have.Hi Jimmy, are you able to post a specific example on here of a property that hits the 1% rule and positive cash flow buying in 2023 and 2024 (not in 2021 or previous years) with an LTR?.......

@Lance Trezona The BP support desk answered my question with lightning speed!

No one can answer that because we don't know what market you are in and what your list price is versus the actual value, as well as the scale of the town.When something hasn't sold in 50 days, it's overpriced.