Since you'll be living there, you'll just have to nail down your timeline - you don't want to go long without a kitchen or a bathroom (always make sure you have a working bathroom, obviously).Constantly moving furniture is a pain, so you might want to think about that as well.

It is a pain.

Might be worth a rebuild, but you'll need a sharp pencil to calculate all your costs.5) Donate the home to a non-profit.

Yeah, the drive is a huge pain when dealing with small things.

If you going full doc loan I would use someone like UWM (but they can be a pain getting approved) or someone off BP site. 

Accordingly, the results of two Senate runoff elections in Georgia and the possibility of more fiscal relief are both less certain in the eyes of bond investors and thus could prompt sharp movements in bond yields depending on their outcomes.

So they'll keep printing worthless money and find ways to squeeze whatever they can to pay the tab...and we'll keep grinding along until we run bankrupt.There's always act 20/22 in Puerto Rico...seems like a nice place to invest, but speaking realistically, 1)1031's, while nice, can be a pain in the *** and 2)If you owe taxes, it isn't all bad...you're making money, right?

We always recommend going through the pain of conventional first and then coming to the commercial side. 

While 2020 was a painful year on so many levels, it was a surprisingly successful year when it comes to economic development in the City of Toledo.The city saw just over $2 billion in investment last year, which is expected to create about 3,500 jobs.

If interest rates were ever allowed to return to normal levels in line with a nicely growing economy, the value of US real estate would have to undergo a correction so sharp that the explosion of the 2006-07 bubble would look like a walk in the park (otherwise real estate investing wouldn't be profitable at current prices).