Hello BP,I have a tenant who I started the eviction process who recently moved out before the court date but left with a substantial balance.

As long as you follow the necessary steps and obtain the required permits and approvals from the city, you should be able to move forward with your plans successfully.4) In addition to securing financing and obtaining the necessary permits, you should also consider creating a detailed budget and timeline for the rehab and construction process.

I have clients in process of removing the PMI and getting different answers.What you are planning sounds good for cash flow.

Any and all comments would be greatly appreciated.Please see Image below:The above is the Turnover Management Process and is the Standard timeline for basic turnover services for a Property Management Company.My main concern is the time it takes to turnover a property.

Scaling with Class C SFHs in the Midwest at these interest rates is going to be a slow painful process to achieve wealth. 

I am in the process of buying a piece of land located in Southern California.

Since I am in Canada, I had my wife pay from a Canadian bank, which would take 4 business days to process.

Many are not and the process to do so is tedious and may not result in a positive outcome. 

After you have lived there for 12 months get an approval to build or buy another 2-4 unit home to start the process all over again.There are some tips and tricks to speed up the process to ensure you can buy or build another 2-4 unit. 

Your decision-making process will be aided by knowing your objectives.Determine how much risk you can take.