Quote from @Amit Chugh: While searching for apartments, i noticed a commercial apartment listed as Section 8 property, does it make any difference from buyer/seller perspective when it's listed as section 8 property.

I only rented out 2 out of my 3 rooms because parking ain't the easiest in my hood.5) I rented to professionals (and one PHD student) so that's why I chose the neighborhoods I listed.

I put $20k into rehab and have had it listed for 50 days at $235k. 

Purchase price: $715,000 Cash invested: $297,000 Current Listed Price: $830,000Original Listed Price: $950,000 (4/13/2024)It has been reduced $120,000 in the las 6 months and hasn’t sold.

Most of the US real estate market has seen inventory continue to rise with a lot of relisting and stale dated listings, but Valdosta seems to be a “Great White Buffalo” (if you get the movie reference).

We get inquiries all of the time on Airbnb/VRBO/etc for large group functions at our properties, even if we say in the listing it is not allowed. 

Here's their list for best construction lenders:Best for buying a fixer-upper: Flagstar BankBest for construction-to-permanent loan: TD BankBest for low rates: Connexus Credit UnionBest for a longer construction period: Citizens BankBest for a low down payment: Old National BankBest for VA construction loan: VA NationwideBest for bad credit: New American FundingBest for builder buydown options: Guild MortgageI would love to hear from my BP fam who has actually taken out construction loans.

It gives you a list of all the assumable mortgages in your area.  

We’re excited to get our first booking and while we still have some work to do at the house, we listed it with availability starting in late April.

However, I got caught up during creating my listing because it looked like I needed to have another account (Stripe?